Britney expresses her anger towards documentaries about her and that it was her voice that freed her from the conservatorship: HELPING ME? REALLY?

[MikeMasi]

5 minutes ago, Jordan Miller said:

I understand where she’s coming from. At the same time I do believe these docs helped her. It personally makes me feel like a piece of **** for being in them when I know my intention was to help and uplift her and it’s sad she doesn’t seem to see that. I’m bummed but I respect her viewpoint. 

Why in the world do you feel that way? We know for a fact that You, Fe and many people who spoke were trying to help her. I think it’s so gross that she is saying this when everyone stood at the court house and fought for her, including New York Times! 

[Steel Magnolia]

17 minutes ago, Kaitlyn Johnson said:

Anyone who spoke out, like the black box employee, was protected. The film makers/producers/NYT would be held liable had anyone tried to sue them over their revelations. Every one of them had iron clad non disclosure agreements that Jamie had them sign. Some were fearful to speak on things bc of Jamie. Had they spoken out on their own, they would’ve lost everything they ever worked for. 

At what point was that entered onto the court record?

Before or after she was able to secure Rosengart?

[everybodygoesdown]

We cannot fanthom the humiliation she must feel having all those terrible pics and videos from the past, taken without her consent, dug up and displayed time after time after time again.

That and people who profited off you, people who onmy knew you for a short time in your life years ago, giving interviews about you and your situation, without having the possibility to even tell your story yourself.

I completely understand her position. It must be incredibly humiliating.

America and all those profiting off the c-ship have sucked her dry for their entertainment purposes and money. All that time with her kids that she missed, all that heartache, all s direct consequence of the media and the people close to her that played her. 

So happy she gets to write her book. I hope absolutely no-one edits anything out of it without her consent. 
Tear them all down Britney, speak your truth. 
 

[generation glory]

13 minutes ago, Jordan Miller said:

I understand where she’s coming from. At the same time I do believe these docs helped her. It personally makes me feel like a piece of **** for being in them when I know my intention was to help and uplift her and it’s sad she doesn’t seem to see that. I’m bummed but I respect her viewpoint. 

Please don’t feel badly, Jordan. You did what was right!! Like you, I respect Britney’s viewpoint I can understand why the documentary played a pivotal role in setting the wheels in motion to remove the conservatorship and expose the people who abused Britney and the corrupt probate court system’s. The docus helped, the Free Britney movement helped but her testimony was explosive so Britney freed herself.

That’s all it took was the public hearing her unfiltered, unscripted voice. But her family and team con took away her voice and removed everyone from her little bubble world they locked her in so they could not get close to her or help her. It’s easier for us to see this since we’re so far removed from it. She is the one who has to see her situation for what it was. Like her being mad at her dancers…2 of them attended her wedding last month so does Britney NOW understand that they didn’t ostracize her, they didn’t reject her …and can she see now who did & why??? 

It’s gonna take time for her to heal and make sense of everything!!! I mean, EVERYTHING!! Chin up, Jordan!!! And thank you for being supportive and compassionate!!!❤️❤️❤️

[Daniela.tomasseli]

Without the documentaries Sam Ingham would still be her lawyer.. he literally resigned because the documentaries exploded, even that bit ch Vivian Thoreen was going on national TV saying she never saw a conservatorship ending.. I love you Britney but even if your closest friends are telling you the documentaries helped your case BIG TIME you should just take a seat and start planning your next vacation.

[Onyx1Boss]

Of course she would be sensitive about appearance... A lifetime of her looks scrutinized and criticized harshly and unfairly .

It is natural, not diva ish, to feel hurt by it or sensitive to images after being viciously ripped apart for decades over tiny appearance flaws

Looking good or doing well comes with a price tag.. jealous people watching for flaws 

Also many celebrities have management and PR teams working FOR them  to support them and make them look good. 

Britney had the opposite 

[Ghoulia]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-10996839/Britney-Spears-Sam-Asghari-touch-LA-tropical-honeymoon-mystery-destination.html 

I think these might be the golf cart/airport paparazzi photos.  

The article definitely hits all the humiliating/painful moments in her life, while also really praising Sam's muscles 

Edited July 9, 2022 by Ghoulia

[Daniela.tomasseli]

2 minutes ago, Steel Magnolia said:

At what point was that entered onto the court record?

Before or after she was able to secure Rosengart?

The only reason Rosengart jumped on board was because of the FreeBritney movement and the documentaries 

[MikeMasi]

I would like to comment this to her: 
 

As a fan, I’m sad to see this. Those documentaries were made to help you and not embarrass you. I find it hard to believe that Felicia would talk on your behalf to hurt you. You’re upset because they showed footage of you that you don’t like to see today, but you were the one who made the decisions you made. The freebritney movement and documentaries were there to make noise and educate people that you were in an abusive conservatorship! All you do now is rant on social media and curse everyone out despite all the progress you made. You don’t even talk to your fans. We are the ones who stood out everyday by court and fought for you, including the New York Times! 

[RadicalOptimism]

Love her, but she needs to realize those docs saved her life whether she wants to admit it or not. Her voice cemented peoples suspicions highlighted by the awareness the documentaries brought to many people on the outside. I get she’s suffered more than one could imagine, but if she can’t express some gratitude now I hope she can in the future

[RebellionSparkles]

32 minutes ago, Steel Magnolia said:

I know that nobody wants to hear this but...

She's right.

From a legal perspective, the fans and journalists did very little to help her.

It all came 13 years too late...And what help did come had very little impact on the legal moves that the various parties' attorneys were making.

The attention may have lit a fire under Lynne Spears ***...But that only did so much.

Almost everything that was achieved was achieved by Britney herself. 

Yeah. This was the moment that shook my life. Britney’s voice.

Her interjection has been my mantra for the past year.

And let’s be real the Netflix and CNN documentaries are PRO CON trash. WTF, The Netflix doc just got nominated for an award??? It was terrible.

[Steel Magnolia]

1 minute ago, Daniela.tomasseli said:

The only reason Rosengart jumped on board was because of the FreeBritney movement and the documentaries 

Oh?

So it was the fans that passed Rosengart's number to Britney...and not Cade Hudson or Madonna?

[Ghoulia]

5 minutes ago, Daniela.tomasseli said:

Without the documentaries Sam Ingham would still be her lawyer.. he literally resigned because the documentaries exploded, even that bit ch Vivian Thoreen was going on national TV saying she never saw a conservatorship ending.. I love you Britney but even if your closest friends are telling you the documentaries helped your case BIG TIME you should just take a seat and start planning your next vacation.

Who is saying this to her?

[Watch Me Work It]

"she doesn't know what she's saying" "she shouldn't talk about things she doesn't understand" "she doesn't understand the situation" "she should take a seat" ummm, why are people here sounding like team con?  

she's explaining her feelings about something that clearly bothers her and the first thing you guys ALWAYS do is call her dumb and ungrateful. 

 

[EmmaJG]

I’m sorry but this post does not sit well with me at all. It just came off as entitled and ungrateful. 
With so many other stuff going on in the world right now, it would be nice if she stopped focusing her energy on stupid things. There are bigger issues going on. I usually am sympathetic to her but I’m just not feeling this. Girl you just got married. Enjoy it.

[Daniela.tomasseli]

The fans and the New York Times exposed Lou Taylor way before Rosengart even name drop her on court documents, Britney should be thankful to the New York Times ladies because they’ve done an INCREDIBLE job in the most gracious way. 
 

Shout out to ThatSurpriseWitness because she deserves a lot of credit for all the research she did .

[amiro1989]

I think there might be a slight disconnect, but can I blame her for being traumatized of the constant bullying she endured in the past 20 years, don't think so. 

I hope Britney will come to see these documentaries for what they were; a gateway to her freedom. Perhaps she didn't like most of the things she has seen, but I guess, she has to deal with a grief of having to fight for her freedom and being muted for 13 years. It's absolutely cruel, but she won't get those years back. I guess, all she can do now, is looking forward, making a better future happen for her, and just move along. I just think she'll only find misery in a lot of years of her past, and while that's heartbreaking, I think she is set for an already much brighter future than her world without these documentaries would have been.

Also, I do think she doesn't realize part of her privilege of being a rich woman. Unless she's speaking in metaphors, I don't understand her frustration of having to wait hours for a butler... Me and 99% of the world won't understand, so it's almost a set-up to make her seem a bit aloof. 

[RebellionSparkles]

6 minutes ago, MikeMasi said:

I would like to comment this to her: 
 

As a fan, I’m sad to see this. Those documentaries were made to help you and not embarrass you. I find it hard to believe that Felicia would talk on your behalf to hurt you. You’re upset because they showed footage of you that you don’t like to see today, but you were the one who made the decisions you made. The freebritney movement and documentaries were there to make noise and educate people that you were in an abusive conservatorship! All you do now is rant on social media and curse everyone out despite all the progress you made. You don’t even talk to your fans. We are the ones who stood out everyday by court and fought for you, including the New York Times! 

I like the Times docs…I disagree with B on this point.

but the Netflix and CNN docs are trash. And the Netflix one just got nominated for something.

[LeavinExhaleByYearEnd]

36 minutes ago, Slayer said:

Well, it was indeed her voice that freed her - she wouldn't be free if she wasn't so brave to speak up publicly. Immensely proud of her.

However, I do believe the documentaries did also help her. I get her frustration though, there shouldn't be documentaries to free her, her voice alone should be enough. It's been made to clear to us she's been trying to get her freedom for YEARS but the courts and those around her didn't listen or silenced her, but it was not until the documentaries and massive Free Britney movement that finally gave her the opportunity to speak to the world.

I understand she's angry and she has every right to be, it is her life and she should be the one to tell her own story. I'm thankful her book will be her way to do that. We love you Brit.

I have mixed feelings about the docs. Media in general is to blame to what happened to Britney. They bullied her since the beginning. And now they act like they are on her side. She knows that. She was bullied and still is. 
 She’s right about getting angry. Everyone one way or another is profiting from her. 

[s&m]

why are people acting like they didn’t know. she told us a couple of times that she didn’t like it