People need to understand what is happening with Britney. Because I’ve seen this pattern happen to me and it’s disgusting to see it’s happening to her.
She was scapegoated by her parents. Narcissistic abuse her entire life. She first started having a nervous breakdown remember back when she shaved her head… They used that trauma response to say that she had inherent mental problems. They used the traumas response from the abuse they committed against her to shame her and make her out to be the problem and then use that to gain full control over her life. That traumatized her further. Which she is experiencing now is extreme and severe complex PTSD. This is some of the most severe complex PTSD you will ever see. She does not have bipolar disorder. She does not have any other problems aside from psychological abuse trauma. I have seen all these behavior patterns in her, in me when I was still freshly recovering from my nervous breakdown and CPTSD. For instance I thought it would be nice to bring my probation officer a friendship fruitcake starter culture. I was so detached from reality, I just reverted back to basic behaviors like being nice and being friendly because everyone’s trying to tell you you’re the problem and you know that you’re really not. And now everybody’s focusing on her behavior and completely ignoring the fact that her behavior is evidence of how badly she was abused by her family. That’s what we should be paying attention to. Yes she needs recovery help. Why? Because she was so badly abused she’s now permanently traumatized. What it feels like for her is the psychological equivalent of just barely having your lips above water and the rest of you is below the surface and you’re just able to take sips of air. Your head isn’t even above water anymore. And you’re just trying to act like you’re fine the best you can because you don’t want to be traumatized. You don’t want to accept that you have been so severely damaged and traumatized by your own family. She needs compassion. She needs people not to focus on her behavior but to tell her how fucked up it was how her family treated her and traumatized her. She needs to know that for what she’s been through she’s handling it very well and she’s surviving like a champion. I’m so sick of the lack of compassion people show her. Some of the comments from posts like this make me so angry.
@jk_rowling Trans women are more full of light, love, and goodness than you can perceive. It makes sense someone as cold and dead as you wouldn’t be able to recognize the angels among us. Your behavior is demonic, I am ashamed of you.
@jk_rowling you are quite possibly one of the most vile, hateful and disgustingly bad people on this earth. I hope you fall off the moon. Happy Pride everyone, ignore this bitch - she’s wildly insecure and projecting her pain on to you, nothing more.
Time to move on. Thank you for connecting with me here. I’m grateful for the short time we had together and everything you’ve taught me. I’ve never learned so much and I’ll never forget it. The journey continues on bluesky! https://t.co/6bU2GZYMFk
We’re going to try something a little different. I’ve had a wonderful opportunity come my way and I can’t wait to share what we’ve been working on all summer. More music and content coming this Fall. Thank you all for being so supportive while I learn how to do this!
On Wednesday night, at the Democratic National Convention, America was introduced to 17 year-old Gus Walz, the son of Gwen Walz and Gov. Tim Walz, who instantly became a national treasure due to an unexpectedly emotional moment of pride and joy for his father.
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You can make it at any age. I hope you never give up on persuing your dream, whatever it may be, you are worthy of its success. I’m 36 and releasing pop music, what makes your heart sing?
@ML_Philosophy You are not your thoughts, you are just the observer of them. Like a cup of dirty water, the more clean water you put in, the more the negative thoughts will spill out. Clean water = positive actions. The quickest way I’ve learned is to donate my time to helping someone else.