As I said the other day
when I was in a thinking mood:
“Being a model and
taking a good Facebook picture are totally two different things. It seems some
girls on here don't know the difference and it gets to their heads..”
This is a very true for
statement for many reasons. One attention from Facebook can be very rewarding
to a person, not just girls. Some people
never feel properly respected until they pick up a camera and go into their
bathroom. It starts with an imitation of a duck and evolves from there to doing
Facebook photo shoots. To be honest, I
don’t hate these things, in fact I rather don’t mind them, it shows a woman’s
beauty off. I am a guy after all! Plus it surprisingly helps their confidence,
as girls need to have faith in their selves. The same can be said for guys I
guess, but I have never been into taking pictures. Hearing the guys side from a
lady would probably better as I can’t answer that side.
(I can sense the Fakeness of that girl, and I am not even a Jedi!)
But depending on the
person it can all go wrong. If the person in particular gets fame struck, then
they could get big headed and ruins their self. But if you handle it right, it
could turn out fine. Facebook likes build
ego’s and could create a monster.
I have even heard one
person claim: “I’m a model because I do shoots on Facebook.” Sorry kid but your
way off track. A pure model is not made on Facebook, like many other jobs it’s
made through hard work. For one it’s not
an easy process to get noticed as you have to put a lot of time and effort into
it: attending auditions, finding an agent, etc. Modeling Agencies barely go around looking for
clients on Facebook because that comes off being very desperate. Also, just
because a good deal of people find you “hot” does not mean you will the higher
up’s will do the same. It takes a special something otherwise as the “IT”
factor.
(Something so undefinable, it makes my eyes bleed though it's color)
It exists in not just
modeling but all of entertainment, as the IT factor is a combination of factors.
It’s one part personality, another charisma, people power, and a good altitude. They mention it from acting to even Pro Wrestling of all things.
To be honest I have not seen it very much around here, it’s a once in a while
deal. I do see some potential in a few
people though, but taking a good picture is way, I mean WAY different than
being a model of any level.
I hate inflated egos
period, because it causes complete changes in many ways. For one a person can get extremely stuck up,
and I do mean extreme. Friends you once
had seize to exist if you go for these Facebook famous people, and you feel
like it’s your fault that they don’t talk to you. But calm down folks, it isn’t
your fault, you’re a victim of an inflated ego. It happens all the time in real
life, Facebook just times it by 10. But
to be honest, would you rather be friends with this person? I didn’t think so.
So when you get a bunch
of likes, please be mindful of your situation. Show thanks and respect for your
likes, and most important stay that you are, because it would sure suck to put
you on the universal stuck up list as it does not matter your age. You could be
19 or even worse 89, either way you’re screwed if you fall into the dark side.
(I shall call you...Darth.....Duckface!)
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