Journal #6

  1. How has your relationship with celebrities changed?
I don't care much for them and never have.  But if anything, my opinion of them gets poorer every year.  Especially, during this pandemic many celebrities and minor influencers feel that they don't have to abide to safe social distancing but promote it on their social media's.  Seems a bit hypocritical to me, therefore I could care less for them. 

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