Quote by Tama Janowitz

With publicity comes humiliation.

With publicity comes humiliation.

Summary

This quote suggests that when one attains a certain level of fame or public attention, they also open themselves up to the potential for embarrassment or disgrace. Being in the spotlight means that their actions, behaviors, and mistakes become more visible and subject to scrutiny by others. Public figures, in particular, may face extensive media coverage, criticism, and judgment, which can lead to feelings of humiliation. Therefore, the quote implies that visibility and recognition often come at the cost of personal vulnerability and the risk of public shame.

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Publicity

By Tama Janowitz

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