Hello everyone,
My life changed from the happiest time to the saddest time in just a few days, and I know it was because of my own actions.
I understand and respect that many people may not be able to accept my apology or forgive me for the reposts I made on social media in the past.
From now on, I want to take time to reflect on myself and learn from my mistakes. I take full responsibility for what I did. I now understand that the things I reposted in the past were inappropriate. I’m truly sorry.
At the time, I honestly reposted them without thinking. I didn’t pay attention to what they really meant, and that was my mistake. But I want everyone to know from the bottom of my heart these are not my true beliefs or opinions.
Now I understand that everything I do on social media can affect the things I care about and my future. I’ve already experienced those consequences, and I’ll be much more careful from now on.
I’m not writing this to ask for a second chance or to expect everyone to forgive me right away.
I just wanted to speak honestly from my heart and explain my side, so that the people who still support me, as well as those who felt hurt or angry because of this, can better understand how I feel.
I’m truly sorry to everyone who was affected by this, and thank you for taking the time to listen to me.
Justin
@ppbkwho@justinmmoir You want him to leave the company, and that’s valid. But not everyone shares that view. Some people believe in giving someone the opportunity to prove they’ve changed through their actions.
@ppbkwho@justinmmoir Saying “nobody” is an overstatement. Not everyone shares the same opinion. Some people don’t accept the apology, some do, and others are waiting to see if his actions reflect real change. Everyone has the right to make that decision for themselves.
@MissM_555@justinmmoir An apology doesn’t erase the harm, and change isn’t proven overnight but people should be judged by their actions going forward, not only by their worst mistake.
@MissM_555@justinmmoir I understand why many people are hurt and why they don’t accept his apology. No one is obligated to forgive or support him again. My point is simply that accountability and the possibility of change can exist at the same time.
@daonartt@justinmmoir I just believe that people should still have the opportunity to learn from their mistakes and show change through their actions over time.
@daonartt@justinmmoir I understand why you feel that way, and I respect your boundary. I’m not saying anyone has to feel comfortable supporting him or being around him after what was said.
@justinmmoir Can y’all stop acting like one mistake should define someone’s entire life? Hold people accountable, absolutely. But if they acknowledge their mistake, apologize, and make an effort to change, they should be given the opportunity to prove that change through their actions.
@justinmmoir To those fans… It’s funny how some of you demand accountability but refuse to practice fairness. You want an apology, yet the moment one is released, you decide it’s “not good enough” because it doesn’t fit your narrative.55555
@parkmawgn@justinmmoir And that’s your opinion. Mine is that accountability and the opportunity to prove change can exist at the same time.
One thing I’d avoid is saying things like “you guys just want him gone” or “you don’t believe in change,” because they didn’t actually say that…
@daonartt@justinmmoir That’s exactly why people are waiting to see his actions. An apology isn’t the finish line…it’s the first step. If he repeats the same behavior, then people have every right to criticize him.
@justinmmoir Howfunnyyouguys are..To those fans who still can’t accept Justin’s apology, it’s completely your choice whether to forgive or not. No one should force you to accept it. But if you asked for accountability, at least be fair enough to acknowledge it when someone takes rspnsibility.