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NIGHTMARE© wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 4:46 am

BotchedBody1 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 11:47 pm This obsession with Britney from the media...let her just keep twirling in her home to the security cameras set up in her living room. She doesn’t want to make music anymore- just dance to it.

While I am sympathetic towards her and obviously hope the best for her situation and for her to find the peace that she needs...I find the media coverage and this whole “Free Britney” movement to be completely disingenuous. Mostly because I feel that people are only being sympathetic towards her situation because it’s BRITNEY. Not because they actually care about Mental Health and the treatment of celebrities when it comes to the media. Because had this been XTINA struggling with her mental health and not in control of her life, there would be no NYT special about her, the media would not care about it, and they would probably feed her to the wolves.

The majority of her stans who are behind this #FreeBritney movement want Britney to be free and get better so that she can continue to release music and release bops for them. We’ve known the state of Britney’s mental health for over a decade. We’ve BEEN known her situation with the conservatorship and her father. Where was this movement when she was touring, doing her residency, and releasing music? Suddenly Britney stops releasing music and vows to never perform again until she’s out of her father’s control and suddenly the fans and the same media that tore her to shreds want to now “free” her.

Get the fuck out of here with that bullshit. I want her to be well and find her happiness, however that looks like to her. Whether it’s retiring from music or freeing herself from her father and releasing music again. But miss me with the fakeness from the media and her stans.

NIGHTMARE© wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 4:46 am

BotchedBody1 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 11:47 pm This obsession with Britney from the media...let her just keep twirling in her home to the security cameras set up in her living room. She doesn’t want to make music anymore- just dance to it.

While I am sympathetic towards her and obviously hope the best for her situation and for her to find the peace that she needs...I find the media coverage and this whole “Free Britney” movement to be completely disingenuous. Mostly because I feel that people are only being sympathetic towards her situation because it’s BRITNEY. Not because they actually care about Mental Health and the treatment of celebrities when it comes to the media. Because had this been XTINA struggling with her mental health and not in control of her life, there would be no NYT special about her, the media would not care about it, and they would probably feed her to the wolves.

The majority of her stans who are behind this #FreeBritney movement want Britney to be free and get better so that she can continue to release music and release bops for them. We’ve known the state of Britney’s mental health for over a decade. We’ve BEEN known her situation with the conservatorship and her father. Where was this movement when she was touring, doing her residency, and releasing music? Suddenly Britney stops releasing music and vows to never perform again until she’s out of her father’s control and suddenly the fans and the same media that tore her to shreds want to now “free” her.

Get the fuck out of here with that bullshit. I want her to be well and find her happiness, however that looks like to her. Whether it’s retiring from music or freeing herself from her father and releasing music again. But miss me with the fakeness from the media and her stans.

NIGHTMARE© wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 4:46 am

BotchedBody1 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 11:47 pm This obsession with Britney from the media...let her just keep twirling in her home to the security cameras set up in her living room. She doesn’t want to make music anymore- just dance to it.

While I am sympathetic towards her and obviously hope the best for her situation and for her to find the peace that she needs...I find the media coverage and this whole “Free Britney” movement to be completely disingenuous. Mostly because I feel that people are only being sympathetic towards her situation because it’s BRITNEY. Not because they actually care about Mental Health and the treatment of celebrities when it comes to the media. Because had this been XTINA struggling with her mental health and not in control of her life, there would be no NYT special about her, the media would not care about it, and they would probably feed her to the wolves.

The majority of her stans who are behind this #FreeBritney movement want Britney to be free and get better so that she can continue to release music and release bops for them. We’ve known the state of Britney’s mental health for over a decade. We’ve BEEN known her situation with the conservatorship and her father. Where was this movement when she was touring, doing her residency, and releasing music? Suddenly Britney stops releasing music and vows to never perform again until she’s out of her father’s control and suddenly the fans and the same media that tore her to shreds want to now “free” her.

Get the fuck out of here with that bullshit. I want her to be well and find her happiness, however that looks like to her. Whether it’s retiring from music or freeing herself from her father and releasing music again. But miss me with the fakeness from the media and her stans.

Agugaga wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 10:12 am

NIGHTMARE© wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 4:46 am

BotchedBody1 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 11:47 pm This obsession with Britney from the media...let her just keep twirling in her home to the security cameras set up in her living room. She doesn’t want to make music anymore- just dance to it.

While I am sympathetic towards her and obviously hope the best for her situation and for her to find the peace that she needs...I find the media coverage and this whole “Free Britney” movement to be completely disingenuous. Mostly because I feel that people are only being sympathetic towards her situation because it’s BRITNEY. Not because they actually care about Mental Health and the treatment of celebrities when it comes to the media. Because had this been XTINA struggling with her mental health and not in control of her life, there would be no NYT special about her, the media would not care about it, and they would probably feed her to the wolves.

The majority of her stans who are behind this #FreeBritney movement want Britney to be free and get better so that she can continue to release music and release bops for them. We’ve known the state of Britney’s mental health for over a decade. We’ve BEEN known her situation with the conservatorship and her father. Where was this movement when she was touring, doing her residency, and releasing music? Suddenly Britney stops releasing music and vows to never perform again until she’s out of her father’s control and suddenly the fans and the same media that tore her to shreds want to now “free” her.

Get the fuck out of here with that bullshit. I want her to be well and find her happiness, however that looks like to her. Whether it’s retiring from music or freeing herself from her father and releasing music again. But miss me with the fakeness from the media and her stans.

You should show up to a #FreeBritney protest with a purple sign. Bet that would throw everyone off.

BaeTine wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 3:27 pm
I think this post is right on as far as her fans and the media. The only place where I differ is in how much I care about her well-being and a good outcome for her. Lbr, her money and past success put her in a much better position than 99.9999999% of people who are suffering from whatever mental illnesses she's suffering from. She is never going to have to worry about living on the street or being raped in a shelter or begging for food. So I can generally say I hope nothing affirmatively bad happens to her, which is the same thing I hope for everybody in the world other than Lady GrouchoMarx. Other than that, I couldn't give a fuck what's really going on with this moldy potato.

NIGHTMARE© wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 4:20 pm

Agugaga wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 10:12 am

NIGHTMARE© wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 4:46 am

While I am sympathetic towards her and obviously hope the best for her situation and for her to find the peace that she needs...I find the media coverage and this whole “Free Britney” movement to be completely disingenuous. Mostly because I feel that people are only being sympathetic towards her situation because it’s BRITNEY. Not because they actually care about Mental Health and the treatment of celebrities when it comes to the media. Because had this been XTINA struggling with her mental health and not in control of her life, there would be no NYT special about her, the media would not care about it, and they would probably feed her to the wolves.

The majority of her stans who are behind this #FreeBritney movement want Britney to be free and get better so that she can continue to release music and release bops for them. We’ve known the state of Britney’s mental health for over a decade. We’ve BEEN known her situation with the conservatorship and her father. Where was this movement when she was touring, doing her residency, and releasing music? Suddenly Britney stops releasing music and vows to never perform again until she’s out of her father’s control and suddenly the fans and the same media that tore her to shreds want to now “free” her.

Get the fuck out of here with that bullshit. I want her to be well and find her happiness, however that looks like to her. Whether it’s retiring from music or freeing herself from her father and releasing music again. But miss me with the fakeness from the media and her stans.

You should show up to a #FreeBritney protest with a purple sign. Bet that would throw everyone off.

Come with me. Bring a black straight man that lets you use the N word.

Hocus Pocus wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 5:18 pm https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/fol ... 43406.html


Timberlake is an asshole that should have been cancelled ages ago.

first Britney and then Jackson...

Creationist wrote: ↑Mon Feb 08, 2021 8:56 am The documentary is a joke and cringeworthy!
All of the people that were interviewed were in britneys life before 2004 and hence they arent aware of her mental state after 2008...
You simply CAN NOT compare working with her from 1998 to 2003 to the same britney after 2007. The people interviewed are a joke and have no idea what they are talking about and they just want her to release music and bops for them . Jesus everyone who is a britney fan in life is a fucked up crazy person who is mentally unstable. Instead of these people pushing her to stop releasing music after what happened to her life, they claim that her vegas residency and all of her tours she was acting normal on stage. Just shut the fuck up and let the girl rest.
Am not with her father but am sure he knows best about his daughter and who knows maybe all of this is because she doesnt want to take her medication anymore and hence her instagram mind state...

George wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 1:59 pm “One of the biggest civil rights violations in American history”

Lydekane wrote: ↑Tue Feb 09, 2021 2:57 am Framing Britney Spears is definitely a fitting title for this documentary because the intent is clearly to frame her in a positive light. This doccie is unbalanced and biased at best. Though I'm happy with the Justin Timberlake dragging.

NIGHTMARE© wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 4:46 am

BotchedBody1 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 11:47 pm This obsession with Britney from the media...let her just keep twirling in her home to the security cameras set up in her living room. She doesn’t want to make music anymore- just dance to it.

While I am sympathetic towards her and obviously hope the best for her situation and for her to find the peace that she needs...I find the media coverage and this whole “Free Britney” movement to be completely disingenuous. Mostly because I feel that people are only being sympathetic towards her situation because it’s BRITNEY. Not because they actually care about Mental Health and the treatment of celebrities when it comes to the media. Because had this been XTINA struggling with her mental health and not in control of her life, there would be no NYT special about her, the media would not care about it, and they would probably feed her to the wolves.

The majority of her stans who are behind this #FreeBritney movement want Britney to be free and get better so that she can continue to release music and release bops for them. We’ve known the state of Britney’s mental health for over a decade. We’ve BEEN known her situation with the conservatorship and her father. Where was this movement when she was touring, doing her residency, and releasing music? Suddenly Britney stops releasing music and vows to never perform again until she’s out of her father’s control and suddenly the fans and the same media that tore her to shreds want to now “free” her.

Get the fuck out of here with that bullshit. I want her to be well and find her happiness, however that looks like to her. Whether it’s retiring from music or freeing herself from her father and releasing music again. But miss me with the fakeness from the media and her stans.

(8:21 min.) Whilst guardianship can certainly be a good thing, and it’s very important for parents of severely disabled children who turn 18 to continue to be able to care for them, the system is ripe for abuse as there are few checks on a guardian’s power.

"In theory, family courts are supposed to oversee guardians’ performance and make sure they don’t take advantage of people or abuse their power. But in practice, for most people under guardianship, there is little oversight.

One particularly awful example was the State of Maine which, whilst acting as guardian for a disabled man, sold his home for less than half of its assessed value, auctioned off his beloved musical instruments, and euthanized his cat!

Not necessary!

The State will generally appoint a guardian who is a close family member, but if there are no family available, or they are fighting it out as to who should get the job, the State can appoint a private guardian. Working as a ‘professional guardian’ can be be very lucrative career choice, especially with our rapidly aging population. And it’s worth bearing in mind that guardianship or conservatorship is not something that the person it is supposed to be ‘helping’ has to agree to.

Data wrote: ↑Tue Feb 09, 2021 11:00 am Jessica Kellgren-Fozard is a YouTuber, who raises awareness about disability issues.



Apparent problems in conservatorship/guardianship:

(8:21 min.) Whilst guardianship can certainly be a good thing, and it’s very important for parents of severely disabled children who turn 18 to continue to be able to care for them, the system is ripe for abuse as there are few checks on a guardian’s power.

"In theory, family courts are supposed to oversee guardians’ performance and make sure they don’t take advantage of people or abuse their power. But in practice, for most people under guardianship, there is little oversight.

One particularly awful example was the State of Maine which, whilst acting as guardian for a disabled man, sold his home for less than half of its assessed value, auctioned off his beloved musical instruments, and euthanized his cat!

Not necessary!

The State will generally appoint a guardian who is a close family member, but if there are no family available, or they are fighting it out as to who should get the job, the State can appoint a private guardian. Working as a ‘professional guardian’ can be be very lucrative career choice, especially with our rapidly aging population. And it’s worth bearing in mind that guardianship or conservatorship is not something that the person it is supposed to be ‘helping’ has to agree to.

This person is someone worth listening to, she's very knowledgeable and intelligent, love her!

DevotionHURTS wrote: ↑Tue Feb 09, 2021 3:12 pm
I hope that we, as society, start recognizing the importance and implications of mental health.

It is not something to joke about. Through years, I've met many patients of different disorders, and it is honestly appalling to see how the hardest thing for them is to deal with others.

No, mental disorders just don't go away. No, they are not joking. No, they are not pretending. Simply because a mental problem is not visible on the outside, it does not mean that the person is not suffering on the inside.

Britney's case has the potential to bring awareness to this. You can be a famous pop star, and still suffer from a mental disorder.

I hope and pray that Britney receives the care that she needs. And that the GP starts treating artists for what they are, human beings with flaws and a life story. They are not demigods whose only purpose in life is to entertain us. They are people making a living out of their talents, and they too need space to breathe and recover.

Faithy wrote: ↑Tue Feb 09, 2021 9:51 pm i haven't seen it yet. i remember their relationship but don't recall justin doing anything bad. what did he do?