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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Adam Baboolal wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'm surprised that people find it strange or are themselves surprised at his different persona off-stage. Basically cause it's a well-known fact that you can be someone different on stage and act out a different life, almost.

I did that recently with the WWRY show and I got a comment from my brothers' girlfriend that she didn't have a clue I was like that. Someone who has seen me as quiet, shy, etc. for the last 3 years.

The stage is a wonderful thing. It gives power to those that don't ordinarily have it so much in real life. It can be good and bad in that respect. But it's not a disorder. NO! It's like someone has just said, it's a normal human thing.

Adam.[/QUOTE]

Absolutely agree with you, because I feel every human being who is involved in art and/or is an artist in whichever way (or even generally said: in an area in which there is a notable difference between private life and your 'public appearance'/stage appearence) indeed faces this characteristic or distinctiveness 'real life'/'fantasy' or 'image'.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=Mercury>Deaky's Bitch<h6>Yum wrote: [/QUOTENAME]^ also, it's spelled WITH

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]N.1quen_fan wrote: [/QUOTENAME]i agree wit u!!!!i thot it was strange how FReddie acted so tuff on stage but was a completley diferent person in real life...... [/QUOTE]

Sorry to be a bitch, but I HAVE to do this:


I agree WITH YOU!!!! I THOUGHT it was strange how Freddie acted so TOUGH on stage but was a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT person in real life.....[/QUOTE]



its the grammar/spelling police! XD



ive gotten away with only tickets to far >.>[/QUOTE]

book them Danno!
{puts on his hawaian shirt}

I've no doubt at all that a stage will turn you into someone else. You cannot *bribe* me into singing unless there's a microphone and some lights.

Whether or not this is a good thing.... meh!!

Same here, when I go on stage, I have an energy that makes me go wild; when I meet people afterwards they look up at me as if I was still gonna jump around and stuff like that but I'm very calm and just joyful.
It's no disorder, it's something you must do to hold people's attention for quite some time.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]joxerthemightypirate wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=Mercury>Deaky's Bitch<h6>Yum wrote: [/QUOTENAME]^ also, it's spelled WITH

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]N.1quen_fan wrote: [/QUOTENAME]i agree wit u!!!!i thot it was strange how FReddie acted so tuff on stage but was a completley diferent person in real life...... [/QUOTE]

Sorry to be a bitch, but I HAVE to do this:


I agree WITH YOU!!!! I THOUGHT it was strange how Freddie acted so TOUGH on stage but was a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT person in real life.....[/QUOTE]



its the grammar/spelling police! XD



ive gotten away with only tickets to far >.>[/QUOTE]

book them Danno!
{puts on his hawaian shirt}[/QUOTE]


*does dramatic pose*


NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!

Sorry Demetrius but D.I.D is not FM or any actor/actress. The stage clearly allowed him to be the alter ego he possibly longed for based on how shy and insecure he was when off stage. On stage he commanded the audience / he could do no wrong, could he? In the real world he would have been severely castigated and mocked on the pavement, unless with the more avant garde parts of society which accept that flamboyance.

Note Disorder= illness, inability to cure without some form of intervention, a prime and current example would be Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. FM was just a brlliant showman where it was safe=on stage.

There is a musician (very talented too) called Roy Wood he would wear outrageous gear and make up to hide behind a fierce insecurity he held. I met him in the bar at Thin Lizzy's Thunder and Lightening tour in Birmingham UK-Got a marvellous photo Green velvet jacket silver sandels and a face covered in bizare make up and red lens glasses. A nicer bloke you couldn't wish to meet-unpretentious etc but clearly a shy man when off stage or not performing. FM the same. My view, hope its another view you may consider. Regards

You will probably find that most half decent frontmen had some sort of mental/ social disease, Axl Rose springs to mind immediately.Also doesnt Brian have something also, depression or something?

yes brian was depressed for a time.im glad to say he is doing better now.

Why should we have psychologists and psychiatrists when people can obviously be diagnosed by laymen by their stage performances?

</sarcasm>

Edit: Why did I even use that </sarcasm> tag? I think you guys just assume it by now.

please dont get upset at me...i only said what i know as fact.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]lillian wrote: [/QUOTENAME]yes brian was depressed for a time.im glad to say he is doing better now.[/QUOTE]


but that's only what you think, he is really going to start a new chainsaw massacre

That makes completely no sense at all, but thank you.

But in regards to Freddie, I think the only disorder he had was the one that got him in the end. Literally.

This is a silly topic.

Of course Freddie did not have a Dissociative Identity Disorder.

If Freddie had it, then all Actors have it too.

Freddie was an entertainer. And Entertainers by nature of their work, have to have a public persona that is different from their private, real persona.

Why is this so difficult to understand?

I really hate it when people try to label everything as some kind of disorder when it's natural and logical.

What do you want Freddie to do on stage? Act like himself? A shy, low key guy? He'd be booed off the stage because noone wants that. The Audience wants to be entertained, and Freddie did it.

^i agree with u on that....because i think u are right

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: [/QUOTENAME]

What do you want Freddie to do on stage? Act like himself? [/QUOTE]

Gross.