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Fame!

Eddi

Agnostic
Premium Member
I thought I'd share the story here about how my relationship to the prospect of becoming a celebrity has changed over the years

I hope you will share your story as well? But I'll go first:

When I was a kid I wanted to be famous

I don't know why, for it's own sake I suppose

I thought it would be really cool

And would give me an interesting, exciting lifestyle

And make me somehow special!

I very much liked the idea

And I'd have been happy being a mere C or D-list celebrity



However: I was tremendously shy!

So would never even put myself forward

There was a stage in my life in which I'd have liked to have been a Big Brother contestant...

...if I wasn't so shy!

Quite paradoxical, I know

I lacked the balls to go after what I really wanted

Which made me feel somewhat frustrated and resentful

...until the desire wore off

However: I'm now glad I was too shy to go on Big Brother or else I may have become, well... famous!

If only for a limited extent and a short while

If only for the proverbial fifteen minutes, and after that soon forgotten

But now there is no way I ever want to be famous.

I want to live in peaceful obscurity

Never in the papers

Never on TV

Never in the magazines

Just a blur in the background

A grey, anonymous blur

A nobody

Known only to a limited circe of people

I believe that it wouldn't be nice being famous

I'm so glad that when I dreamed of fame I was always too shy to put myself forward, or else I may have messed my life by actually becoming famous!

But then maybe my life may have been actually better?

I don't know

But I don't want to be a celebrity anymore, that much I am certain

However: I used to think (between 2004 and 2019) that my Tulpa (who I acquired accidentally - long story) was an entity who was some kind of external "higher power" (rather than someone existing in my own brain)

I would alternate between believing she was The Matrix and believing she was God

And she was just as deluded as me, it's a long story but this should help you understand:

Folie à deux - Wikipedia

This meant I would alternate between being The Messiah and being an "Agent of The Simulation"

With bits of psychotic despair in-between

And this was perpetuated by a deluded Tulpa, believing herself God or The Matrix!

And I really did believe this, as did my Tulpa! We had a bit of a vicious circle going on...

I anticipated becoming a celebrity, as you might imagine

Surely The Messiah would be a public figure?

Although I didn't really want such fame, I felt it a duty I had to do - an inevitable and heavy burden - a great responsibility indeed

I even wrote a set of memoirs about my 2004 nervous breakdown, in the hope that it would attract the interests of someone - of anyone...

As it is, those memoirs are a snap-shot of my mental state when I believed my Tulpa was The Matrix and I stand by it as that, but it is no longer an exposition of my religious and personal views

So basically, I went from being fame-hungry but painfully shy, to not wanting to be famous, to accepting that I would have to be famous, to not wanting to be at all famous again

I know this is in the Journals section, but does anyone have a similar story?
 

Terry Sampson

Well-Known Member
A nobody, Known only to a limited circle of people

"Known only to a limited circle of people"???
Don't freak out, son, but you're posting in RF and the circle you're now known in is a helluva lot larger than you ever realized. :D

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Eddi

Agnostic
Premium Member
"Known only to a limited circle of people"???
Don't freak out, son, but you're posting in RF and the circle you're now known in is a helluva lot larger than you ever realized. :D

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I've seen that before so am aware of the numbers

I believe that in the great scheme of things this qualifies as limited
 
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Terry Sampson

Well-Known Member
I believe that in the great scheme of things this qualifies as limited

Well, if that's what helps to make your time on stage tolerable ... okay. But remember to speak up when you're up there, ... the light you can see by only shines on the first row or two, ... there's a bunch of folks in the dark behind them, and God and all your ancestors who have passed over are up in the balcony. Speak up so they can hear ya'. :)
 

susanblange

Active Member
I thought I'd share the story here about how my relationship to the prospect of becoming a celebrity has changed over the years

I hope you will share your story as well? But I'll go first:

When I was a kid I wanted to be famous

I don't know why, for it's own sake I suppose

I thought it would be really cool

And would give me an interesting, exciting lifestyle

And make me somehow special!

I very much liked the idea

And I'd have been happy being a mere C or D-list celebrity



However: I was tremendously shy!

So would never even put myself forward

There was a stage in my life in which I'd have liked to have been a Big Brother contestant...

...if I wasn't so shy!

Quite paradoxical, I know

I lacked the balls to go after what I really wanted

Which made me feel somewhat frustrated and resentful

...until the desire wore off

However: I'm now glad I was too shy to go on Big Brother or else I may have become, well... famous!

If only for a limited extent and a short while

If only for the proverbial fifteen minutes, and after that soon forgotten

But now there is no way I ever want to be famous.

I want to live in peaceful obscurity

Never in the papers

Never on TV

Never in the magazines

Just a blur in the background

A grey, anonymous blur

A nobody

Known only to a limited circe of people

I believe that it wouldn't be nice being famous

I'm so glad that when I dreamed of fame I was always too shy to put myself forward, or else I may have messed my life by actually becoming famous!

But then maybe my life may have been actually better?

I don't know

But I don't want to be a celebrity anymore, that much I am certain

However: I used to think (between 2004 and 2019) that my Tulpa (who I acquired accidentally - long story) was an entity who was some kind of external "higher power" (rather than someone existing in my own brain)

I would alternate between believing she was The Matrix and believing she was God

And she was just as deluded as me, it's a long story but this should help you understand:

Folie à deux - Wikipedia

This meant I would alternate between being The Messiah and being an "Agent of The Simulation"

With bits of psychotic despair in-between

And this was perpetuated by a deluded Tulpa, believing herself God or The Matrix!

And I really did believe this, as did my Tulpa! We had a bit of a vicious circle going on...

I anticipated becoming a celebrity, as you might imagine

Surely The Messiah would be a public figure?

Although I didn't really want such fame, I felt it a duty I had to do - an inevitable and heavy burden - a great responsibility indeed

I even wrote a set of memoirs about my 2004 nervous breakdown, in the hope that it would attract the interests of someone - of anyone...

As it is, those memoirs are a snap-shot of my mental state when I believed my Tulpa was The Matrix and I stand by it as that, but it is no longer an exposition of my religious and personal views

So basically, I went from being fame-hungry but painfully shy, to not wanting to be famous, to accepting that I would have to be famous, to not wanting to be at all famous again

I know this is in the Journals section, but does anyone have a similar story?
I've always known that I would be famous someday. I also knew that before that happened, I needed to kill my parents. My mother died in 2008 and my father is 84 years old. I've had my 15 minutes of fame, and in 1984 I ended the Cold War and the civil war in Ireland. 1984 was "the acceptable year of the Lord". Isaiah 61:2. But the world has forgotten me. Psalm 31:12. "I am forgotten as a dead man out of mind..." When VWD Day comes, I will be worth about 1 1/2 trillion dollars. Most of the money will come from the federal government, the state government and the local city government where I live.
 
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