@sixteenbaw Ou alors ils ne veulent rien poster ils veulent le garder pour eux pour l'instant, que ça ne nous regarde pas et que c'est leur vie privée 🫢
@JOHNFra42204163@JndAlexia@idreau_ Pour avoir visité le MTC Center, je peux te dire qu'ils parlent des 2 pilotes de la même façon, ils parlent autant de Norris que de Piastri sans aucune différence, et les apprécie pour leur talent autant l'un que l'autre
We are at Spa with my friend, and we have some things for your drivers 👀 @McLarenF1 Just hope they haven't melted with the sun 🫠
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This is what I don’t think people understand.
When we BEG for the hate on him to calm down, its because in the exact moment he’s referencing, he was also getting 4,000+ comments on social media telling him he’s worthless, he’s a bad person, and he should k*ll himself. To the point he had to delete a post, remove social apps from his phone, and hide himself away. And even though he’s in such a bad place, he always lets himself read the comments. We know that because even adds a like to the worst ones.
Does he mess up sometimes in what he says? Absolutely. Does he desperately need actual PR support that his team isn’t providing? Without a doubt. But does he deserve to be told he should d*e while he’s at an alarmingly low point? No, no one does.
We’ve watched this fun, goofy guy get lower and darker and sadder all year, to the point that as a fan it’s gotten scary. He got his first win ever, and then he was suddenly thrown into a championship challenge neither he nor his team were prepared for.
And the most damaging part is that because he knew his team gave him the best car he’s ever had, he believed he needed to give them absolute perfection because that’s what he believed they deserved.
Because of that pressure he put on himself we’ve watched him shred himself to pieces after he’s made a mistake. We’ve watched him make excuses for his team’s mistakes and take the blame on himself for their errors. We’ve watch his team principal nail into him through the media each week that they weren’t supporting him for that championship challenge. When the team itself has made incompetent mistakes we’ve seen them push the blame on him in the media, while the team’s PR stayed silent and watched as he got beaten to death in the public eye.
It’s not that we don’t see that he makes mistakes. It’s that its frightening how bad this has gotten, while at the same time its become almost a hobby to hate him; not for the way he drives, but for every aspect of who he is or what he does - the way he sits in a chair while on tv, the way he uses his pointer finger as a #1 when he celebrates, the way he’s too nice but too cocky but too gentle but too egotistical but not mentally strong enough but takes himself too seriously.
We’ve watched him pull himself away from social media and seen him isolate himself from his normal connections to the world. We’ve watched the smiley spark burn out in him. We’ve watched his mental health plummet.
And that’s why we beg for empathy. We genuinely don’t know what else to do. Whether you like him or not, whether you believe in mental health or not, we all collectively know now that he isn’t in a good place.
If you have a better way of fixing the situation, then please - let someone know. Until then, the next time he makes a mistake (because he will, we ALL do), before sending him that damaging comment, pause for a moment and remember he’s a real person who is really struggling. And then hope the people around him actually care enough to help.