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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Oof- SNL channels Chappell. Pretty bold considering she’s performing there soon?

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Bwaaaahahahahaha.

I read it as a shot across the bow for Roan to not pull any diva sh#t when she performs on SNL. DO YOUR JOB.[/quote]

Doesn’t it show actually how insane humans are, Obsessed over a hippo or singer Its humans running around throwing things at people or hippos it’s and screaming their name in the streets

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I agree people are crazy but I feel like performers need to be a little more professional here.  Concert tickets are so expensive now and some people bought airline tickets to fly in from places where she isn’t performing.  It just sucks not to take that into consideration, or I guess not really care that you fans are now just out what might have been considerable money for them—-young people that worked all summer saving up money for this big splurge.  If she can’t handle the social media crazies, she should just disengage from that.  Or, alternatively, she should just shake it off, because, as a wise woman once said, haters gonna hate, hate, hate.  (I know TS gets a lot of shit but she does really have some good advice for her generation.)
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Especially since Chappelle was out at a bar in the east Village in New York Friday night! [/quote]

Link?

Ps - I totally called this. She’s a phony and using “mental health” to get out of low paying gigs. Such a see you next Tuesday. [/quote]

You think that people having mental health crisis aren’t able to go out to a bar?

I mean, what are you imagining you think they’re like hooked up to monitors in a hospital or something?[/quote]

I think it’s pretty tone deaf to be out and about in New York City, even if it is at a café/wine bookstore, on the same day you just canceled your concert in the same city…. Citing mental health as to why you were unable to perform.[/quote]

Especially since she’s been ranting about all of the unwanted attention, like being asked for pictures in public and being offputting to fans and then calling them out when they don’t like that. Then she goes out to a very public place! She can’t have it both ways.  [/quote]

Do you wanna bipolar person to become a recluse?

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NP here: actually, I would expect her to get out of the glare of LA/NYC, get some professional help, and recuperate and rest. She seems to be addicted to garnering negative attention and then playing the victim. Classic middle child syndrome. [/quote]

She has been diagnosed by an expert, a professional as having bipolar disorder. You seem to feel you know better and are claiming middle child syndrome like you know her and are able to give a diagnosis. 
You aren’t you can’t know her and you are just belittling her mental health and the mental health profession with your words.

It isn’t a good look.[/quote]

You repeated defense of this singer indicates you have a parasocial relationship. What would a therapist say about that? [/quote]

Dunno, but common sense would say that if you have a parasocial relationship with someone, you know how to spell their name. I honestly don’t ;).

Seriously though,  it is more the underlying disrespect to people with mental health disorders and those who treat them in your response that set me off.

She has problems and a known disorder, why pick on her? She clearly does need help and claiming that she is ‘garnering negative attention, playing the victim, and has middle child syndrome” is just unkind. Why be unkind to those who are struggling?[/quote]

Her actions aren’t commanding a lot of respect right now. You don’t get to demand respect, blame your mental health for your behavior, and then be rude, disrespectful, and lash out at others.[/quote]

Ok but why be rude to the people who diagnosed her and say she is suffering from playing the victim rather than understanding that people with diagnosed bipolar disorders  can sometimes be rude and lash out at others particularly during times of change?

Mental health disorders are often not pretty. There can be some gnarly behaviors that go along with it. She is displaying  some of those behaviors right now. She does need help and seems to know it, but why attribute her struggles to personality traits, lack of personal responsibility  or birth order rather than her diagnosed condition? It is like your understanding of mental health disorders is stuck in the 1960s.

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