Mirror, Mirror.

I didn't watch the Oscars last night, I don't know who won awards or if anyone fell over this year. My main reason for not watching I hear you ask well, I am absolutely sick to death of people ripping apart others for their choice of clothing. All you ever seem to hear is " The dress clashed with her skin and made her look sickly " or " She's too heavy to be wearing that ". Oh your poor little eyes whatever will you do? It must be incredibly hard looking down on all the people you think are beneath you. Of course the funny thing is that the people who are the most judgy tend to be the losers in life who have never achieved anything so they thrash out at people that have.
It's like football "fans" who seem to think their "Gran could play better than that" or pseudo intellectuals harping on about something they've recently read on Wikipedia. We shouldn't be paying so much attention to all these kind of people, but now everybody has a voice so it's hard to ignore. Twitter, Facebook and Youtube are full of nasty, horrible comments and videos picking everybody apart. Just because somebody is "payed too much" or famous or even slightly well known doesn't mean we have such a right to be nasty little trolls towards them. Yes, some people are annoying, some are arrogant and rude but a lot of them aren't. We don't know know what's going on in their personal lives, we might think we do because of newspapers and internet comments but deep down we know the majority of it is bullshit.
I have a lot of respect for people that work hard at their craft, self made folks who work several jobs whilst focusing on their dream job and sometimes working for free just to get the experience. It doesn't matter if they're actors, comedians, dancers or writers nor does it matter if they're electricians, doctors, lawyers or chefs.
There is more to men and woman than what they look like and there is more to life than being a bitchy, shallow son of a bitch.
Take a long hard look at yourself and imagine how you would take it if you were repeatedly told you were fat, ugly and untalented. Go on Twitter and all the comments are telling you you have cellulite or you're going grey.
We seem to have forgotten what love and compassion are. The Oscars is no longer about celebrating the film industry but about destroying someone. And I for one think that is #fuckedup.