Privacy is my right and so is yours

whatever-is-private-will-remain-privateEveryone has the right to privacy, even people in the public eye. It’s your choice what you want to tell people. You don’t need to tell anything about yourself if you don’t want to. People think just because someone is famous, they have the right to know everything about them. You don’t need to know everything. If someone elses life is that important, then your own life must be miserable. They should really get help because following someone elses life too closely is not healthy. Those who spread rumours around must just be jealous of the person. People have the urge to speculate about which celebrity is dating who. That’s no one elses business but their own. There are more important things than someone’s dating history.

I try to keep my life private. That’s because I’ve had people in my life that I lost my trust in. I’m careful what I tell about myself to new people. You could say I have trusting issues. I’m trustworthy myself. If someone tells me a secret I never tell anyone but I can’t trust another to keep my secret. Even if the person says I can trust them, I still don’t believe them. I really need to know the person very well before I can confide in them.
Even if I say it myself, I could date someone in the public eye because I would never tell anyone. Who would I tell anyway, I don’t have any close friends. If I had I would still keep it to myself no matter how happy I would be. I’ll never meet one anyway and if I did, you would never see me in parties or premieres. Those things freak me out. I don’t really like the word, celebrity. It sounds and looks like they are people from another planet. In a way they are but in the end they’re only human who just happens to be famous.

On social media like Facebook I have my privacy restricted so only my followers can read it. Some things you just don’t want everyone to see. But on Twitter it’s all public because if it was restricted, there wouldn’t be a point for me to use it. I wouldn’t get enough of reaction if only my followers would see what I tweet about. Sometimes I get likes and retweets from who doesn’t follow me but there wouldn’t be much if I had it in private. On Twitter I don’t post so-called sensitive issues. Except this blog post. I still won’t post too private things to this blog and even less on social media. Privacy is my right and so is everybody elses. It only depends how you use it online. Tell it all or keep it to yourself. It’s your life and you can do what you like with it.

Get a life, will you

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What bores me the most? It’s not daily things like tidy your bed, brush your teeth etc. Not even staying in a Friday night. It’s nosy people who wants to know everything about someone who works in the entertainment business. You know actors, singers and those people. They appear in one big movie and suddenly people wants to know everything about them. If they don’t, the rumours start.

Especially when it comes to private lives. Who’s dating who? If they’re not, why’s that? It’s OK to know what kind of things they like but why is it so important to know what they do in their private lives? Just because they’re in the public eye, doesn’t mean everyone has the right to know what they do. Not everyone wants to be famous for their privates lives. They can’t all be the headlines of the tabloids. It is possible to keep your private lives private even if people know who you are. It depends how much you want to give. I doubt they search themselves on the internet to see if there are any rumours about them. They do have a life. Unlike certain other people.

Sexuality seems to be a big issue. Since when has that become so important to people. It’s a private issue. Just because they don’t reveal it to the public doesn’t mean they’re struggling with it. There’s a lot of openly gay people (or whatever sexuality they are) who can be role models to others. Why do some people have the urge to know if someone’s gay? What do they need that information for? Maybe they got issues of their own and they desperately seek for someone who really is. Even if they’re totally straight. So what if someone is outed. It won’t change the person. They’ve still gonna be the person they are. It’s what they do which is more important and not what sexuality they are.
I won’t mention any names but there’s been this gay rumour about an actor for a few years now. I don’t why this is still going on. That’s the only subject that some nosy people seems to worry about. Is he or not? Who really cares? It seems they’re more concern about his life than about their own. I doubt they’re fans because real fans don’t care.

That’s what bores be the most, hearing about celebrities private lives. Why don’t these nosy people get a life? You only live once so why even wasting your time worrying about other people’s private lives. These people really have too much time on their hands.

“Should I describe it to you or should I get you a box”

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The forever question, does size matter? There’s all kinds of studies about why women like tall men. Mostly because they want to feel secure and feminine. BS I say. Let’s put that on the side. Stats can say whatever they want.

I don’t know about other people’s tastes but I know I like tall men. Or taller. Not necessarily tall men. As long as they’re taller than me. I’m 5’7″ and I’ve always looked down at people. I always felt I was taller than others. Most people I’ve known have been shorter than me. I’ve never had height issues. I’m just average. Not too short or not too tall. When I see taller people, I feel short which is a positive feeling. Maybe that’s one of the reasons I like tall men. The feeling. If the man is shorter than me I only see them as possible friends. When it comes to liking someone more than that, then tall is much better. I have nothing against short men as love interests but there’s just something about tall men that I really like.

Men I’ve fancied over the years have always been at least 6’0 tall. Some have been under that. Not all tall men are good though. There’s a limit. I could never be with someone who’s really tall. Tall like 6’7 and over. I don’t want to break my neck. The height is not a priority though. What counts is personality and how they act. The height is just a bonus.
Sometimes height is more than a bonus. When I saw that Lee Pace was 6’3″ I was

But apparently he’s 6’5″


It should be me who needs a box 😀 And someone to catch me when I fall.

Some people have unnecessary height issues. Especially teenagers seems to be more worried about their appearance then their health. They’re worried they won’t be accepted if they’re too short or too tall. But you just have to accept the height you become. Some are just naturally tall. Depends on your genes or whatever. You just have to accept the way you are. Instead of having negative thoughts about your height, why not think what’s positive. It’s just silly trying to look taller than you are. Honesty is the best policy after all.