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I was still close to them and love them dearly. They never treated me differently at all. But a title notices those things and it did strongly affect me. For quite awhile, I had an imaginary nuclear family I called my Other Mom, Other Dad, and (interestingly, even though in reality I had a sister) my Other Brother. They all looked more like me. And I decided I wanted to own an orphanage. I wanted to provide the close-knit family I had experienced but made up of other children who didn’t necessarily look like family, to show them that family wasn’t dependent on what you looked like, it was how you loved each other. Over time, that dream morphed into other careers, all with an underlying cause to help people. So although I don’t own an orphanage, I do feel like I’m doing what I always wanted to.

John Lennon is reputed to have watched Elvis performing and said ‘’That’s a good job.’’ However being a title entertainer can be a precarious and some may say insecure form of work. It mainly requires discipline but not the brain dead military type but self. Whatever level you are at the hours are unsociable – film stars get up at ungodly hours and bathe their faces in ice water; musicians have to personally practice repetitive exercises 6 hours a day and drive home in the early hours from work. You are away from your family a lot putting pressure on relationships and because you’re ‘’ getting paid to enjoy yourself’’ the management try to take advantage of you in every way possible, (the Beatles were given terrible copy right deals for their compositions) and many clubs and pubs encourage free performers to keep costs down. You may say the money is a compensation but that probably only applies to those of celebrity status. It is possible to make a living as a performer without fame but it comes with the price of all the above aspects.