I don't think I have ever seen this many posts about Chris Pratt and Anna Faris separating in my life. I can't help, but shake my head at #loveisdead in fans' reactions.
Celebrities are famous people, whom people look up to as role models and believe that they are more godlike than human. Despite having money, looks, and fame, they still suffer like we do everyday, including their own relationships. People tend to view celebrity couples as "relationship goals." The truth is that celebrities are humans like us, but with larger bank accounts, bigger homes, bigger pain, and less privacy. Here are 5 common reasons why some celebrity relationships don't last:
1. TOO. MUCH. EGO
Demanding staff, long hours, constant traveling, and cramming your lines in makes it hard for celebrities to make time for each other because they're too caught up with their jobs and need to keep their fame alive.
3. Jealously
One celebrity is more beautiful, popular, famous, and richer than the other celebrity making him or her jealous and driven to get more attention from fans.
4. Competition
Instead of a concept of being connected, celebrities tend to see their relationship as a competition because one wants to be better than the other.
5. Publicity
Most fans of celebrities don't want to believe that some super-famous celebrities marry other super-famous for publicity instead of love. The sad story is some celebrities would rather search for ways to boost their fame instead of marrying for love. Celebrities also tend to care too much about what their fans think about their relationships instead of their opinions.
What to learn from failed celebrity relationships
Just because a celebrity couple splits up doesn't mean love is dead. According to studies 40 to 50% percents of marriages end in divorce. Don't let this percentage or amount of celebrity break ups ruin your hopes of love. Don't think date or marry someone just to make anyone happy. Be someone who makes you happy. Who cares if someone is more good-looking, wealthier, and more popular? None of these things make a relationship stronger. Love, trust, respect, and acceptance are the authentic qualities of building a relationship.