Justin Bieber addresses his “anger issues” while sharing his thoughts on people who offer their unsolicited advice in candid Instagram posts.
“People keep telling me to heal. If I could fix myself, don't I think I already had it?” Bieber wrote to his 294 million followers. “I know it's broken. I know there's an anger issue. I tried to do my whole life like those people who told me they had to fix it.”
Bieber said, “I'm just getting more tired and angry.”
“The more I try to grow hard, the more I concentrate on myself (sic). “To be honest, I've been exhausted from thinking about myself these days, so are you?”
Screenshots of Justin Bieber's Instagram post.
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This post comes after Bieber decided to publish his private conversation, share screenshots of text exchanges, and end his friendship with an unidentified person.
In a screenshot, Bieber told the person “never restrains my feelings for someone else” and “conflict is part of the relationship.”
“If you don't like my anger, you don't like me. My anger is a response to pain (sic),” he added. “It's simply mean to ask someone who is not traumatized to not be traumatized.”
In another screenshot, the other wrote, “I'm not used to someone assaulting me, not to see or feel your rage.”
“It hurts. This friendship is officially over. I'll never accept a man who threw my anger violently,” Bieber replied. “I enjoyed our short-lived relationship. I was no joke when I told you I didn't need you as a friend. I have good friends who respect these boundaries.”
After Bieber shared a screenshot of his conversation with an unknown person, he wrote in his Instagram story, “I'll ask if I'm okay and stop.”
“I'm going to stop asking me how I'm doing. I won't do that to you because I know how life is for all of us. “(sic) encourages our people not to project our anxiety onto each other. I don't care about your concerns. It's just an oppressive eccentric.”
Screenshots of Justin Bieber's Instagram Story.
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The post comes after the emergence of a video of Beaver in conflict with a photographer on June 12th.
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“You're going to remove this video from the context, you're going to say I'm mad,” he said in the clip. “I don't know who F is paying you to provoke me, but I'm not F.”
“You're not closing me down on me, right?” asked the photographer.
“But we're on the sidewalk, Justin,” the man replied.
“I don't give you AF. You're on the sidewalk. I'm a human. You're standing around my car on the beach,” Bieber said. “You're the real f.
After the video was released, the 31-year-old Canadian pop star shared a number of new posts on her Instagram feed, using a middle finger emoji in her caption.
In one post, Bieber shared a selfie with her middle finger emoji and “I'm not a father.”
He also revealed that he and his wife, Haley Bieber, went on a “Lildate Night Vacation” in another post.
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Bieber also shared a post from his wife and son Jack Bruce Bieber on the keyboard, adding a middle finger emoji as caption.
This is not the first time that Bieber has publicly launched it to critics and paparazzi.
In April, the sorry singer begged the paparazzi to stop flocking him when he was in public. He walked into his car and shared the video from his point of view. It showed that multiple photographers and flash cameras were consistently disappearing. The video was the singer's attempt to give fans a glimpse into what he has to deal with every day.
Bieber said he now “is asking God to help me with patience, as it may be really hard not to tear these fs apart.”
“Today, I forgive myself for myself and myself, and I forgive people who try to abuse me just because they want to capitalize me, or their jealousy makes me want them to feel small like their feelings,” he writes. “But you slice it, I'm hit from every angle and I'm not a victim.”
Bieber said he moved to Los Angeles.
“We need to do better. Can you make any changes?” he asked at the end of the post.
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