Are all or most artistic people flawed human beings? As well as easily hurt?
Actors, musicians, writers, politicians (yikes especially, but still!), film directors and producers, pop culture representatives, TV presenters etc? Are a lot of them prone to bad, abusive and at times even criminal behaviour of the kind of unforgivable variety that civilized human beings refuse to let go of even decades later, and may even speak ill of them after their deaths? (Mostly) male perhaps but can be exceptions?
Are they also prone to taking life too seriously, even if they don't say suffer from being bullied (ala at school for instance), from not getting right grades, from not being healthy and on the verge of death, from not succeeding in passing exams etc, and are also a lot more wealthy at least than your typical Joe Schmoe and John Average, and NO offense to either one including John Smith, and I don't just mean one British political figure who passed away in 1994 or that drink.
Think about also that fictional character John played by Jack Nicholson in Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining" (1980) suffering from writer's block and then going ape crazy.
We do NOT say and state that they "should" be like this or "should do" bad things, OF COURSE they shouldn't - but that's a simple truism, same with LEGAL stuff and whatnot, and MORAL for that matter.
But still, what do you think... And why can't they ALL be GREAT human beings as well including morally, thanks. :)
P.S. Even talent wise there maybe inconsistencies. I actually have heard that Stanley Kubrick was in many ways a failure at school. But he is and was a BRILLIANT film director, extremely TALENTED. And gained world wide fame and respect to boot. :)