Demon Corpses Rule Hollywood

originally posted by: MagnaCarta2015
Kim looks like a bleached basketball with eyes now. It's not demonic...it's insecurity. You can mask it by becoming famous or rich but the isolation that comes with that will only make you more insecure.

You need to be almost superhumanly grounded to make it through the Hollywood machine in one piece.

Wow. That was insightful. You explained that psycho-social dynamic so well.

I think this may apply in other areas too, with the very wealthy for example. When these accoutrements of status (including beauty) become a significant part of, or even, most of our identity we are headed for trouble, but so much of our identity is formed by outside feedback it can be difficult to not be defined by these things for the very famous or wealthy. "Superhumanly grounded" indeed.

Wow.

Crunky,
You never cease to amaze! Don't forget that these demons are most active during the night. They COULD be demon corpse vampires just waiting to suck the psychic energy of the masses they enthrall. Not sure about the Walmart ones. Psychic shopping energy?

Plastic surgery has run amok for some time now, with many Drs. supporting patients who have Body dysmorphia(BDD). That's said to be the case with Jocelyn Wildenstein in a goal to become cat-like and others-males experience this too see Mikey Rourke-, Janet Jackson(similar to her brother), who didn't need any of that surgery but her illness and the funding for it and the surgeries were supported.

Hollywierd is a virus in it's own. Older women and minorities are marginalized, finding less and less work, as they often turn to plastic surgery in hopes of obtaining more work. The competitive nature(that has also existed there) also has created the environment where perfectly normal to beautiful looking people are mutilating themselves while believing it's all for the better.

a reply to: Crunky

I can certainly understand the "demonic" angle, but why corpses? Freaky, for certain, in many cases, and yes, a lot of occult stuff with many of them. I don't get the "corpse" angle, though. Can you elaborate?