Pink is asked about the conservatorship and Framing Britney

[KrisJ]

She has kind words for Britney, calls her incredibly sweet and is protective of her. Wants her to be happy and wishes she could have done more back in the day to help Britney. 

[PokemonSpears]

I knew it would be Andy Cohen before even opening the thread

[PokemonSpears]

that's what I was saying on the other thread, I wish Britney would've had more support from her peers, and it's not about blaming anyone, I understand maybe those were other times, it was probably difficult for them to find true friends within the industry with so much competition going on, I just think, just like what Pink said, that things would've been different if Britney had that support. Instead of all the media and public against Britney, and her peers just looking somewhere else, it could've been Britney and every other artist in her position against the media.

[PokemonSpears]

also props to her watching the documentary, unlike others...

[Mattyj7883]

She seems sincere whenever she talks about Britney.  I know Britney has said she never wants people to feel sorry for her, but I love how people are protective of her.  I wish she had more good people in her corner back in the day, but everyone was doing their own thing and we can’t judge them for that.  I am certainly more aware of things now in my 30’s than I was in my 20’s.  She’s right that none of us truly know what is going on behind closed doors, but we all just want what is best for her.  She deserves to be happy.  Truly happy.  

[Michael 1106]

1 hour ago, KrisJ said:

She has kind words for Britney, calls her incredibly sweet and is protective of her. Wants her to be happy and wishes she could have done more back in the day to help Britney. 

This is seriously my favorite celebrity response to the Framing Britney doc. I would have died seeing Britney and Pink as friends hanging out back in the day 😍

[icybaby]

Her support would mean a lot. I hope Britney sees that sympathy shown by so many of her peers and feel stronger to get rid of all the obstacles thrown her way. She deserves her freedom

[Marcanthony]

"Now i have to be a little shady"

Why would you say that?

[Marcanthony]

1 hour ago, PokemonSpears said:

that's what I was saying on the other thread, I wish Britney would've had more support from her peers, and it's not about blaming anyone, I understand maybe those were other times, it was probably difficult for them to find true friends within the industry with so much competition going on, I just think, just like what Pink said, that things would've been different if Britney had that support. Instead of all the media and public against Britney, and her peers just looking somewhere else, it could've been Britney and every other artist in her position against the media.

it's not just industry. it happens in real life too. we get so busy in our lives that we don't realize if someone is going through some hard times and we forget to reach out sadly

[GlitterSlayDExhaleHI]

10 minutes ago, Marcanthony said:

"Now i have to be a little shady"

Why would you say that?

Yeah that was weird. Pink was probably like oh here we go. 

[PokemonSpears]

5 minutes ago, Marcanthony said:

it's not just industry. it happens in real life too. we get so busy in our lives that we don't realize if someone is going through some hard times and we forget to reach out sadly

Off topic, I was just watching a video yesterday that talked about suicide but touched down on depression too and the different types and its different signs, and one of them was people who are overly productive, that sleep very little and apparently are being productive all day, but it's a form of anxious depression, and so they mentioned other symptoms too, and yeah, one key aspect was that most of the time we don't realize we have a problem, or we do but don't know how to reach out for help, so it's not only important to self-check ourselves but also pay attention to the people that surrounds us. For example the classic person that commit suicides and everyone goes saying "he/she was so happy, look at this picture from last week, they were so successful, they were so funny" and it seems like it was imperceptible, but chances are they were giving signals for days, months or years prior to that. Of course, no one is responsible of what other people do, nor we're all experts in psychiatry, but it turns out there are some common patterns to detect when someone has issues, and just reaching out to them, ask them if they need help, or not ask them to share their issues with you, but literally just told them to look for expert help can make the difference.

[Marcanthony]

3 minutes ago, PokemonSpears said:

Off topic, I was just watching a video yesterday that talked about suicide but touched down on depression too and the different types and its different signs, and one of them was people who are overly productive, that sleep very little and apparently are being productive all day, but it's a form of anxious depression, and so they mentioned other symptoms too, and yeah, one key aspect was that most of the time we don't realize we have a problem, or we do but don't know how to reach out for help, so it's not only important to self-check ourselves but also pay attention to the people that surrounds us. For example the classic person that commit suicides and everyone goes saying "he/she was so happy, look at this picture from last week, they were so successful, they were so funny" and it seems like it was imperceptible, but chances are they were giving signals for days, months or years prior to that. Of course, no one is responsible of what other people do, nor we're all experts in psychiatry, but it turns out there are some common patterns to detect when someone has issues, and just reaching out to them, ask them if they need help, or not ask them to share their issues with you, but literally just told them to look for expert help can make the difference.

Very very true. Reaching out for help is so important. It doesn't have to be a therapist, sometimes it just needs to be a friend who is ready to listen to you. But there's also this another aspect where if your energy is low, people will disassociate with you because a lot of people like upbeat people. Moments like these you need to see who your real friends are and to who you can reach out to.

[car]

I’m sure Britney loves the support but I feel bad that we are making out to be this powerless victim which is opposite of what she wants… 

[PokemonSpears]

6 minutes ago, car said:

I’m sure Britney loves the support but I feel bad that we are making out to be this powerless victim which is opposite of what she wants… 

we know she doesn't like it, but it's not so much about that, but just the fact that it would've been much easier for her to deal with all that mess, if she had someone at the same position as her to back her up, someone that could understand what it's like to be attacked by the press and the public, and be like "screw them" let's hang out and don't pay attention to that. Perhaps even people that also had issues with their families.

How different would've it been if instead of hanging out with Lutfi, she would've hanged out with Pink, or Gwen Stefani, or Xtina, or idk, I could throw more names but I don't know any of them personally, but pretending they're all nice and cool people, it's not about feeling pity for Britney, but it's just undeniable it would've been much easier for her if she had that kind of support from fellow artists, more than any kind of acquaintances, because they understand even if they weren't as famous or as harassed by the media.

[-BoxerInTheRing-]

13 minutes ago, car said:

I’m sure Britney loves the support but I feel bad that we are making out to be this powerless victim which is opposite of what she wants… 

Well, our corrupt legal system has unfortunately "placed her in that category." 😖

[car]

1 minute ago, PokemonSpears said:

we know she doesn't like it, but it's not so much about that, but just the fact that it would've been much easier for her to deal with all that mess, if she had someone at the same position as her to back her up, someone that could understand what it's like to be attacked by the press and the public, and be like "screw them" let's hang out and don't pay attention to that. Perhaps even people that also had issues with their families.

How different would've it been if instead of hanging out with Lutfi, she would've hanged out with Pink, or Gwen Stefani, or Xtina, or idk, I could throw more names but I don't know any of them personally, but pretending they're all nice and cool people, it's not about feeling pity for Britney, but it's just undeniable it would've been much easier for her if she had that kind of support from fellow artists, more than any kind of acquaintances, because they understand even if they weren't as famous or as harassed by the media.

I mean I get that and I fully agree. It just still makes me sad we always talk about it in the context of ‘oh poor poor Britney’.. and we know she doesn’t like it 

[car]

Just now, -BoxerInTheRing- said:

Well, our corrupt legal system has unfortunately "placed her in that category." 😖

Sigh.. I know…. :( 

[Rcity]

1 hour ago, car said:

I’m sure Britney loves the support but I feel bad that we are making out to be this powerless victim which is opposite of what she wants… 

I'm sure she will get power back once she's free... in the meantime, if playing the victim her out of her con and make as more people aware of her condition, then go on and play!

[mythology]

When will Floptina?

[Slayer]

This was super sweet of her!