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I often wonder how I would be with fan mail / contact with fans if I became famous (for whatever reason).
On one hand, as a fan, I think "Dammit, if someone has taken the time to sit down and write to me to let me know how much they appreciate and enjoy what I'm doing, what a compliment that is! They deserve their letter to be read and acknowledged, just as common courtesy." But on the other hand, of course, what happens when the pile of letters grows and grows...? It's hard to call it.What would you do? |
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I don't come from the experience of having any interaction with a famous person, as a fan. I remember as a kid, you could write to your favorite famous person's fan club and get an autographed picture or something mailed back to you. But as far as acknowledgement from a celebrity goes, I've always looked at the continued touring, new music, movies, whatever, as the "thank you". ![]() |
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