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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote][b]I suspect Solange is not well -- mentally -- and Beyonce and Jay-Z are used to this.[/b] Unfortunately, they were caught on tape but there may have been prior episodes like this. I am not a big Jay-Z or Beyonce fan but I often wondered why Solange dresses in those weird close and hairstyles. And, you rarely see the sisters together. Of course, Solange has not enjoyed a successful career like her older sister. She seems to be on the fringes of success. It could be because she is unstable. I don't think there is more going on other than what we are seeing -- that Beyonce and Jay-Z are used to these theatrics by Solange and she probably needs some professional help.
 
I grew up with a family member with behavioral and anger management issues, and I agree with this explanation - it's the only thing that makes sense to me. [/quote]

Same here.  The arguments that Solange is somehow defending Beyonce are BS - as if Solange going off on Jay Z would have any influence on his behavior at all.  In private, my father would go into violent rages similar to what Solange's but in public he was Mr. Charming.  I have no idea what's going on between JayZ and Beyonce (and don't care) but Solange has significant mental health issues. She should be arrested for assault.[/quote]

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Nothing, no matter how serious, ever excuses that behavior unless you are off your rocker. The fact that Beyonce was so calm is further indication to me that it was an overreaction. I think if Beyonce wanted to get crazy she could - she sings enough from the perspective of an emotional woman.[/quote]

No reasonable, mentally stable woman I know would react this way to anything other than maybe having a close family member killed. This was clearly an unhinged person exhibiting an episode of violence; the others were calm because 1) they know her mental health history and 2) the bodyguard was there to handle it.[/quote]

Yes. Occam's Razor. Simple and most likely to be correct.[/quote]

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