Is it easier to get offers if you’ve worked in entertainment?
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I’m in my twenties. My parent told me, “You’re a failure. Because you’re a failure, my retirement years are going to be miserable.”
I guess they were never really a parent to me.
I also have a medical condition. It’s sad—it’s a lasting effect of the abuse.
I may be a failure, but I always believed in my parent.
You’re not a failure—your parents are the ones you shouldn’t trust.
You’re beautiful enough to pursue a career in show business, so you’re not a failure at all; you’re wonderful.
Don’t listen to what your crazy parents say. Cut ties with them—you don’t owe them anything when they’re old.
Once you turn 20, start living your own life.
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> Is it easier to get offers if you work in entertainment?
If you’re at the level where you appear on terrestrial TV, I think offers are more likely to come your way. You might even have some luck with BS channels.
If you’re an underground idol, though, I’m not sure it would make much difference.
If your main goal is to get offers, becoming a flight attendant would probably be more effective.
That said, even people without such unusual professions receive plenty of offers.
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It probably depends on what kind of entertainment work you do.
I often see gravure talent profiles, so they’re not particularly rare or special anymore.
As for models, even people who only pose as cut models or for individual photographers call themselves models, so I don’t think it has much impact on the offers you receive.
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