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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She mentioned that she was given opioids when she was 15 by her handlers before press interviews to make her peppy. She trusted them and just did what she was told, and it’s no wonder she became addicted. Those people should be held accountable. Opioid addiction is a b**ch snd eill take over your life. I have compassion for her. But I do suspect she’s not completely on the other side of her struggles, if she’s still spending time with her abuser and getting involved in altercations with him. If that hadn’t been public, she wouldn’t have mentioned it in the interview and she felt like she has to explain herself - but it really wasn’t an explanation that rang true (she said “I’m trying to live in a place of forgiveness”). This guy went to jail for beating her. Spending time with him afterward is not compatible with good mental health. So I think she’s still in the trenches but much better than she was. I wish her the best. [/quote] I mean, yes women and men sometimes stay with or stay connected to their abusers. It’s a known, common dynamic, unfortunately. She’s obviously a talented child/teen star who—like many, many child and teen stars before her—struggles with substance abuse and the complicated lifestyle that usually follows substance abuse. On top of that, she suffered from PPD. She was never properly raised to handle the complexities of raising a child, maintaining sobriety, handling adult life, etc. She is a person who struggles in large part because she wasn’t allowed to have a childhood. Some child stars make it and are successful—this is true. But many struggle and suffer, and this is also true. And now what? She has to live under a rock until she is 100% healed and perfect? She doesn’t get to seek gainful employment, and yes doing press is part of being an actor, the only profession she was ever trained and raised to do? She should just give up and die, or give up and never show her face in public? What do you people want from her?[/quote]
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