"Le statut de célébrité signifie que votre ennui devient la faute des autres."
— Henry Kissinger
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When someone becomes famous, they often rely on other people to keep them entertained or occupied. If they start to feel bored, they might blame those around them instead of taking responsibility for their own feelings. For example, imagine a popular singer on tour. While traveling, they might feel lonely or bored between shows. Instead of finding something to do themselves, they might get upset with their assistants for not providing fun activities. This shows how being a celebrity can sometimes make people expect others to constantly cater to their needs and keep them amused. To avoid this, famous people—or anyone—should try to find ways to entertain themselves and not depend too much on others to keep them happy.
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