Rehab – the easy way out?
March 7, 2008
Sadly, it seems to be the “in” thing in the celeb world to be out of your mind on drugs.
Weed, Cocaine and Heroin are just a few amongst the many different types of substances which are causing the queues at the rehab clinics!
Because the A-Listers are raking the money in, its no suprise that they decide to waste a little on, in what their opinion, probably keeps them sane!
Rehab seems to be the place the majority of celebs go when they realise that the drug taking is infact becoming an addiction.
There are many different ways that the stars have tried to overcome this addiction, one being hypnotherapy.
Celebrity’s such as Fergie from the Black Eyed Peas have used this method to try and get over her addiction for “Crystal Meth” claiming that it was “the hardest boyfriend i ever had to break up with”.
I understand that being in the public eye must be stressful, but im sure people who work a 9-5 must be just as stressed, if more! And you dont see us splashing our cash on useless things such as drugs (well not me anyway!!)
What is your opinion on the drug taking antics of the A-Listers?
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My opinion is that this behaviour is utterly reprehensible. However the decadent lifestyles that these people lead entices them into a drug taking. They don’t have to worry about getting out of bed, get invited party’s every week and have shed loads of expendable income to burn.
Young people who are not famous take drugs so why should we expect celebs to be different? The main issue at hand here is not these celebs destroying their bodies, but that many younger people (right or wrongly) see them as role models, and as such, may seem drug taking as a good thing.
The media have a large part to play in this, obsessively stalking no hopers like Pete Doherty and then ranting at his durgs taking antics. This derision by the media is a self fulfilling prophecy, which only encourages the celebs to carry on taking drugs.