Current Events > Tom Holland is depressed and hates holloywood

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ssb_yunglink2 posted...

Lot of bitter people in this topic. His first big role was 16 and then the guy blew up as spider-man when he was like 18.

Imagine being a literal child and the the course of your life changes drastically. I cant really blame him for not liking the lack of privacy even if he has a lot of money now

Imagine choosing that as a career, getting everything you ever wanted, and then complaining.

Is it because people keep making AI pictures of him sweaty and half naked?

bluezero posted...

Imagine choosing that as a career, getting everything you ever wanted, and then complaining.

I mean hes just saying he enjoys his private moments when he gets them. You can love your job and still complain about the things you dont like about it

bluezero posted...

Imagine choosing that as a career, getting everything you ever wanted, and then complaining.

Imagine not understanding that depression and mental health issues don't give a shit about any of that.

bluezero posted...

Imagine choosing that as a career, getting everything you ever wanted, and then complaining.

People are allowed to complain about their circumstances and can be depressed. A lot of the people in this topic are a bunch of ghouls, that wouldn't understand what a lack of privacy does to the psyche and the Hollywood lifestyle.

Murphiroth posted...

Imagine not understanding that depression and mental health issues don't give a shit about any of that.

Absolutely. But he has the fuck you money to address it, if he wishes.

Also for everyone saying money would give them all the happiness in the world, thats bullshit. Yes, many things would be fixed by having a ton of money, but that does not mean youd have the perfect life.

Depression is NOT LOGICAL. I had my lowest moments of depression despite the fact that i had a well paying job and a place to stay.

It's strange how mean people are once they learn the other party is rich. He said in the video he likes acting so that's why he got into it. Also, like a lot of things, things often like you imagine when you get it. Wanting privacy is something people can relate to from all walks of life, rich and poor.

ssb_yunglink2 posted...

Lot of bitter people in this topic. His first big role was 16 and then the guy blew up as spider-man when he was like 18.

Imagine being a literal child and the the course of your life changes drastically. I cant really blame him for not liking the lack of privacy even if he has a lot of money now

16 is not a child.

They're legally a minor, but they're closer to adulthood than childhood. We don't let children drive cars.

he gonna turn into another Josh Hartnett

FortuneCookie posted...

16 is not a child.

They're legally a minor, but they're closer to adulthood than childhood. We don't let children drive cars.

16 is a child. Thats sophomore/junior in high school. Yes we do let children drive cars.

This topic is honestly wild.

The dude isnt even complaining hard. He just says I like the job, but some stuff is hard to deal with.

Which is said by anyone who does what they love as their profession. Yall lame and bitter for being so condescending to his complaints.

Its just so negative.

ssb_yunglink2 posted...

16 is a child. Thats sophomore/junior in high school. Yes we do let children drive cars.

Also, hes British. At 16, Brits dont drive cars.

He should just go back to Holland then

FortuneCookie posted...

16 is not a child.

They're legally a minor, but they're closer to adulthood than childhood. We don't let children drive cars.

Smelling a lot of yikes on this post.

A 16 year old is a child, end of.

FortuneCookie posted...

16 is not a child.

They're legally a minor, but they're closer to adulthood than childhood. We don't let children drive cars.

You....you don't have nuanced opinions on the age of consent, do you?

CE: "We should start taking mental health seriously!"

Also CE: "lol rich people shouldn't complain about their depression!"

Disclaimer: I know it's only a few CEmen in this topic saying that.

Murphiroth posted...

Smelling a lot of yikes on this post.

A 16 year old is a child, end of.

Also yeah stating that a 16 year is only LEGALLY a minor issuspect to say the least

cuttin_in_farm posted...

This topic is honestly wild.

The dude isnt even complaining hard. He just says I like the job, but some stuff is hard to deal with.

Which is said by anyone who does what they love as their profession. Yall lame and bitter for being so condescending to his complaints.

Its just so negative.

Pretty much. But it's also very "Internet."

Some of you guys are miserable. Holy shit.

cuttin_in_farm posted...

This topic is honestly wild.

The dude isnt even complaining hard. He just says I like the job, but some stuff is hard to deal with.

Which is said by anyone who does what they love as their profession. Yall lame and bitter for being so condescending to his complaints.

Its just so negative.

This. No need to be so negative CE.

Also

bluezero posted...

Absolutely. But he has the fuck you money to address it, if he wishes.

That's not how depression works. Having money isn't some instant fix to mental health struggles. There were so many celebrities who killed themselves despite their lives going great at the time. You just never know how it's gonna go.

Damn: lifes hard. Hope he gets better soon.

JuanCarlos1 posted...

Money isnt happiness

It's so weird to me how people literally think that if you are successful you can't complain about all of the life issues that affect all of us.

"You make money...shut up and never complain about anything. You've lost that right!!"

He's not doing anything wrong...it's all the jealous bitter assclowns that have issues with a human having human issues that can fuck the hell off. What fucking right do they have to judge because someone has money or success.

bluezero posted...

Absolutely. But he has the fuck you money to address it, if he wishes.

Yeah you still don't understand how depression and mental health issues work if that's your take.

Ivynn posted...

Banging Zendaya has gotta make up for it.

He's absolutely not getting any privacy just for being with her.

ssb_yunglink2 posted...

Also for everyone saying money would give them all the happiness in the world, thats bullshit. Yes, many things would be fixed by having a ton of money, but that does not mean youd have the perfect life.

It'd make me happier not having to worry about bills.

mystic_belmont posted...

It'd make me happier not having to worry about bills.

That's because bills are making you stressed/unhappy.

Tom Holland has different problems, but they are still problems.

Tom Holland is way too cute to be thinking such deep thoughts.
Srsly though, it just seems like he wasn't prepared for everything that comes with being that famous. I appreciate that he can be candid about it.

Murphiroth posted...

Yeah you still don't understand how depression and mental health issues work if that's your take.

My "take" is that he can afford to have it treated. He can afford therapy. He can afford to upend his life and move off the grid, if he wishes. Not that money is a fix-all for everything, but he has resources available. If none of that ends up addressing his depression, I get it. I'm not blind to what it can do. I'm saying he has all the opportunities in the world to try.

mystic_belmont posted...

It'd make me happier not having to worry about bills.

Lmao good job cutting out the part of my post that says Depression is NOT LOGICAL.

You can have enough money to never pay bills again but mental health is more than not paying bills.

I think id rather be rich and depressed than poor and depressed.

Ivynn posted...

Banging Zendaya has gotta make up for it.

EmilyTheCEman posted...

AND THIS.

Fuck you Tom Holland, fuck you.

Create imagery of the hottest sexual fantasy with Zendaya you can think of.

Now add Tom Holland, smirking at you as you spectate.

You're welcome, bro.

EmilyTheCEman posted...

I think id rather be rich and depressed than poor and depressed.

This isnt a zero sum game. Hes not just rich and depressed. Hes rich and having problems with fame and privacy, likely leading to worse mental health.

yeah of course you think youd prefer it, but theres no way to know until thats your life

AltAccount3 posted...

Create imagery of the hottest sexual fantasy with Zendaya you can think of.

Now add Tom Holland, smirking at you as you spectate.

You're welcome, bro.

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His career is winding down before 30, I'd be depressed too.

I mean, I get it.

It seems like he has a passion for the art of filmmaking and likes the actual process of making movies, but just isn't into the whole celebrity culture surrounding them.

He's far from the first person in the entertainment industry who just wanted to make and do cool shit without having the media up their ass 24/7

holloywood

ssb_yunglink2 posted...

This isnt a zero sum game. Hes not just rich and depressed. Hes rich and having problems with fame and privacy, likely leading to worse mental health.

yeah of course you think youd prefer it, but theres no way to know until thats your life

Just let it go. There will always be small, petty people that have failed in their lives that need to hate the successful. Humanity is shit for the most part....these are just some of the examples.

The way celebrities are treated is pretty creepy anyway. Both the constant stalking of them and digging into their personal lives, and generally treating them like royalty.

Ivynn posted...

You....you don't have nuanced opinions on the age of consent, do you?

No.

I'm just saying that you don't go to bed one night as a child and wake up the next morning as an adult.

They love the money but hate the fame. Theyd never give up the money, so you feel bad for a second that they cant just go to the store but then you realize they can get anything they want and you stop feeling bad.

Hope its not too serious though, and hes still young. Plenty of time to have a normal life again.

FortuneCookie posted...

No.

I'm just saying that you don't go to bed one night as a child and wake up the next morning as an adult.

BRUH that does not make you sound any better

Contrary to what a bunch of people in this topic seem to believe, getting a bunch of money doesn't magically make hiding away in your house and never going outside again any more appealing to most people.

Like, all the dude wants is to be able to walk from his front door to his car without some no-life paparazzo or stalker fan trying to shove a camera up his ass. It's not that huge or "privileged" an ask.

"Ooh, look at the little rich boy whining about his problems! Fuck off and quit complaining you privileged brat, some of us have real shit to deal with!"

~ CEmen who over half the world's population would give anything to trade places with

ssb_yunglink2 posted...

BRUH that does not make you sound any better

Transitional stages are a thing. It's like saying that a cocoon stage is part of the caterpillar stage of life. You're learning things, you're physically and mentally maturing, you're finding new interests and new freedoms.

It's not all about sexuality.

It isn't,
Option A) Every young person is a child.
Option B) I want to fuck kids.

You didn't see yourself as a child when you were 17. You look back on where you were at that stage of life and retroactively consider your younger self a child because you're old now and you only remember the mistakes you made or the things you didn't realize you didn't know at the time.

Don't infantilize others because youth has passed you by.

pnut027 posted...

It sure goes a long way in facilitating it.

No one's ever been frowning on a jetski

FortuneCookie posted...

Transitional stages are a thing. It's like saying that a cocoon stage is part of the caterpillar stage of life. You're learning things, you're physically and mentally maturing, you're finding new interests and new freedoms.

It's not all about sexuality.

It isn't,
Option A) Every young person is a child.
Option B) I want to fuck kids.

You didn't see yourself as a child when you were 17. You look back on where you were at that stage of life and retroactively consider your younger self a child because you're old now and you only remember the mistakes you made or the things you didn't realize you didn't know at the time.

Don't infantilize others because youth has passed you by.

Nah im only 23 lol. You dont have to be an old grandpa to think 16 year olds are kids. Its not infantilizing 16 year olds to call them children. They just are.

Well this topic took a fucking turn (literally).

FortuneCookie posted...

You didn't see yourself as a child when you were 17.

Yeah because I was a stupid fuckin' kid.

You're really digging yourself deeper with every post.

It's not infantilizing to call children children.