She’s not mental she’s just like this now

[freeoverprotected]

He’s totally right 

calm down! Or leave.

 

[Neydelinska Spearsi]

he's cute

[Fita]

Yeah, why don't you all of Exhale members watch this? Okay, not all of them, but most of them who makes the IG posts threads get full... They should watch this video and be more kind and watch their words. It makes me sick just to read them. You can't diagnose anyone based on IG videos. And if there's anything we know is that she's been very, very much abused so like the guy said she's no longer that Britney Spears we fell in love with, the primeney, probably not even the 2016ney. This is where the popstar image we have of her fails to understand the reality... Maybe she's Xila Maria River Red, now.

And we'll have to deal with it.

Edited February 20 by Fita

[jordeezy river red]

Let's be real...he just made this as a thirst trap. Good lawd. 

[Agyness]

Britney would hate someone talkin like this about her. 

[Mutya]

Hot and intelligent? He’s mine now 

[freeoverprotected]

7 minutes ago, Agyness said:

Britney would hate someone talkin like this about her. 

More like hate their fans who thinks are Harvard psychologists and psychiatrists.

some fans are turning into the persons who push Britney to her actual state, the media and her family. 

[HairFlipQueen]

I do understand what he’s saying, and he’s right of course about the effects of trauma on a person, but I’ve asked this before:

Where does Britney’s right to be who she is impact on others to the extent that she should be challenged about it? 
 

Hard to put it in a sentence so will try again. Her right to exist and behave how she does now, shouldn’t negatively impact on others who are innocent. 
 

Off the top of my head I’m referring to her children and whatever they’ve been through which we DON’T know, all we know is that they’ve reached a point where they’ve gone no contact with her, which takes a lot for a child. 
 

I’m referring to whatever issue she had with Selena Gomez and the childish, embarrassing way she went about it. If they have problems fine, there’s a more human way to deal with them that how she did.

I’m talking about the Jack in the Box worker who was on the receiving end of her public rage after attempting to be kind to her. 
 

I’m talking about staff at the horse riding place where she decided to go topless, plus staff and guests at the Four Seasons hotel who didn’t get to decide whether they wanted to see a half naked person that day. 
 

I’m talking about road users who may encounter Britney when she’s deciding to speed and then police who pull her over and see she doesn’t have a licence with her. 
 

I’m talking about the staff and other users of the dance studio in Maui who had to deal with her deciding to break the law by smoking on their premises, and might have had to deal with ash all over the floor, plus the smell.

So you see all of those things might be caused by Britney’s trauma, and therefore understandable. The people who have to cross paths with her though might not be so tolerant when it begins to impact them. 
 

To sum up - yes Britney is who she is, and she has the right to do what she wants or is capable of. However, others interacting with her will have the right to react to her choices. 

[Matou]

Some people want her to be 100% cured from what she endured. She will never, because the trauma from what she explained were so intense that she has to live with it. Of course she can regress in the process but I'm sure she is doing what she can to be okay.

Stop judging others. What a nice wish but so hard for most of people.

[Agyness]

10 minutes ago, freeoverprotected said:

More like hate their fans who thinks are Harvard psychologists and psychiatrists.

some fans are turning into the persons who push Britney to her actual state, the media and her family. 

I think you and him are acting like 2.0 psychologists, since u think u know what's is going on with her, her mind, and her mental health, nobody know so just close your mouth, it's better i think. 

[Jup1ter]

It's all so EXTRA, there's nothing about trauma or abuse or anything like that in her recent behaviour,

It's just her style of having fun and be creative and put herself out there, she grow up with dancers, rappers, those people smoked cigs and joints and had fun between rehearsals, that's her references,

It's ok to play, it's old references some people don't know

Society now are too obsessed with mental health, if you don't appear plastic and like everyone else, if you're out of the bubble, you called crazy and stuff like that, if you're a celebrity your instagram have to be so aesthetic, plastic, and very Kardashian

Britney is a Sagittarius with an Aquarius moon, a Libra rising, a new air and she changed, a new air a new idea rises, she's crazy different and she's an artist, people should gtfo with putting Britney in every mental health category.

That's why she should put her team in jail, they humiliated her putting in that ******* ambulance in 2008 and now the stigma is forever sticked with her. I guess there's no turning back, fans want her dull and a barbie doll so they can display that her mental health is PERFECT! and she's totally FINE!

Britney doesn't give a **** and will appear they way she wants, she's playing and doesn't care to be a plastic boring celebrity anymore.

 

Edited February 20 by Jup1ter

[Jup1ter]

[Wendy Williams]

45 minutes ago, Neydelinska Spearsi said:

he's cute

I came here just for his face, but idgaf for what he says

[Wendy Williams]

58 minutes ago, freeoverprotected said:

He’s totally right 

calm down! Or leave.

 

@FullyDattAndDatt3full is that you?

[Fita]

33 minutes ago, Agyness said:

Britney would hate someone talkin like this about her. 

She wouldn't love to read what people in this forum say about her too.

[freeoverprotected]

1 minute ago, Mutya said:

Hot and intelligent? He’s mine now 

You’re late 

[Fita]

17 minutes ago, Jup1ter said:

It's just her style of having fun and be creative and put herself out there, she grow up with dancers, rappers, those people smoked cigs and joints and had fun between rehearsals, that's her references.

It's ok to play, it's old references some people don't know.

Society now are too obsessed with mental health, if you don't appear plastic and like everyone else, if you're out of the bubble, you called crazy and stuff like that, if you're a celebrity your instagram have to be so aesthetic, plastic, and very Kardashian.

I agree with those parts.

[NotBuyingIt]

37 minutes ago, HairFlipQueen said:

I do understand what he’s saying, and he’s right of course about the effects of trauma on a person, but I’ve asked this before:

Where does Britney’s right to be who she is impact on others to the extent that she should be challenged about it? 
 

Hard to put it in a sentence so will try again. Her right to exist and behave how she does now, shouldn’t negatively impact on others who are innocent. 
 

Off the top of my head I’m referring to her children and whatever they’ve been through which we DON’T know, all we know is that they’ve reached a point where they’ve gone no contact with her, which takes a lot for a child. 
 

I’m referring to whatever issue she had with Selena Gomez and the childish, embarrassing way she went about it. If they have problems fine, there’s a more human way to deal with them that how she did.

I’m talking about the Jack in the Box worker who was on the receiving end of her public rage after attempting to be kind to her. 
 

I’m talking about staff at the horse riding place where she decided to go topless, plus staff and guests at the Four Seasons hotel who didn’t get to decide whether they wanted to see a half naked person that day. 
 

I’m talking about road users who may encounter Britney when she’s deciding to speed and then police who pull her over and see she doesn’t have a licence with her. 
 

I’m talking about the staff and other users of the dance studio in Maui who had to deal with her deciding to break the law by smoking on their premises, and might have had to deal with ash all over the floor, plus the smell.

So you see all of those things might be caused by Britney’s trauma, and therefore understandable. The people who have to cross paths with her though might not be so tolerant when it begins to impact them. 
 

To sum up - yes Britney is who she is, and she has the right to do what she wants or is capable of. However, others interacting with her will have the right to react to her choices. 

I agree with this.

[Jup1ter]

7 minutes ago, Fita said:

I agree with those parts.

We fans have to defend our girl out there

It's just funny she doesn't let anyone be creative with her her, with her videos?

Sean Preston probably knows how to edit better, she could hire him for that, an once a week project

[Dark Willow]

The trauma topic always being used is a choice...

Why it’s so difficult for some people to accept Britney needs mental help? Why some people are so afraid to admit Britney behavior is off and like @HairFlipQueen wrote... it is affecting others, not only her.

Trauma stays forever,  but you can deal with it and grow as a person learning how to manage it (and you only learn with professional help). Making excuses will not help Britney to see she needs the help.

The examples he used are flawed. Lindsay Lohan is doing great, she’s back to acting, stopped with the unhinged behavior and lies. She is married and have a baby, no more scandals for years now.

I understand trying to defend Britney from haters,  but this "she is just like this now", normalizing not seeking help... not a good thing.