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Is This Britney's Smartest Most Intelligent Interview Post-Breakdown?


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This was a really good interview where the interviewer asked some good questions. :xf1:

Most of the time, good questions get you good answers tbh. :yes:

This :clap: , Britney has always been smart, buy many interviewers don't ask good questions neither make Britney feel comfortable.
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britney is a wise WISE woman. she is FILLED with wisdom. that's one thing we dont see more of. just because of timing. i mean most interviews are very simple answer kind of questions and just her life is fast paced, with this kind of career, u dont really get a chance to talk in depth about anything. plus when u have anxiety and nervous, u shut down and are unable to express urself or be urself at all. remember the time she's said people don't know 50% of her? well i bet wisdom is one of those things. if she were to write a book, i cant even imagineee how mature it would b. i bet it woudl shock the rest of the world but she wouldnt do it, she's soo humble. i wish she'd just show off sometimes, she deserves it. 

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I hate when someone says -post breakdown- after something, is stupid!

Yet you guys want the gp to stop talking about it

how? i mean i can see how that is not a positive thing to say but its just for us fans, thats how we communicate about certain things. i prefer post- 2007 cuz that doesnt make it sound negative tbh but i still dont think its that big of a deal. the breakdown wasnt something to ignore. in fact, that was the time when we got the realest britney ever. ignoring the problems is not a good way to go. u have to accept all the good and the bad. of course if britney was here, we would never use that word cuz it woudl hurt her feelings but its something amongst fans. 

 

also who wants the GP to stop talking about it? u mean the negative things about the breakdown? then yes but mentioning it? i think its wonderful especially from a mature point of view. like this one time i saw a post on instagram where they posted a pic of brit shaving her head with quote that said something like if i had to rate my stress level it would b of britney 2007. i found that to b so flattering that they used her in that way (especially in a good way for once!) and made it sound like they respect her. 

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how? i mean i can see how that is not a positive thing to say but its just for us fans, thats how we communicate about certain things. i prefer post- 2007 cuz that doesnt make it sound negative tbh but i still dont think its that big of a deal. the breakdown wasnt something to ignore. in fact, that was the time when we got the realest britney ever. ignoring the problems is not a good way to go. u have to accept all the good and the bad. of course if britney was here, we would never use that word cuz it woudl hurt her feelings but its something amongst fans.

also who wants the GP to stop talking about it? u mean the negative things about the breakdown? then yes but mentioning it? i think its wonderful especially from a mature point of view. like this one time i saw a post on instagram where they posted a pic of brit shaving her head with quote that said something like if i had to rate my stress level it would b of britney 2007. i found that to b so flattering that they used her in that way (especially in a good way for once!) and made it sound like they respect her.

It isn't always fair to Britney to keep comparing her to herself from years ago, although I sometimes do that. But then it just isn't realistic to ignore all the bad and act as if the bad isn't still affecting the present. Britney changed and it is still obvious in some way. A realistic fan acknowledges everything and says "Okay" and then they may discuss it all respectfully if they want. A delusional fan says "Nuh-uh, not my perfect Britney. Let's just forget about it".

Like you kind of get at, the OP isn't saying "post-breakdown Britney" just to be rude. There are legitimate differences between the popstar we saw over a decade ago and the popstar we see today (for reasons that go beyond aging and being a mom). It sounds more like "this is the Britney who wasn't so anxious and afraid as a result of her issues and I am happy to see her this way". That's why the Intimate promo is such a delight. She seems comfortable and comes across as more insightful.

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how? i mean i can see how that is not a positive thing to say but its just for us fans, thats how we communicate about certain things. i prefer post- 2007 cuz that doesnt make it sound negative tbh but i still dont think its that big of a deal. the breakdown wasnt something to ignore. in fact, that was the time when we got the realest britney ever. ignoring the problems is not a good way to go. u have to accept all the good and the bad. of course if britney was here, we would never use that word cuz it woudl hurt her feelings but its something amongst fans.

also who wants the GP to stop talking about it? u mean the negative things about the breakdown? then yes but mentioning it? i think its wonderful especially from a mature point of view. like this one time i saw a post on instagram where they posted a pic of brit shaving her head with quote that said something like if i had to rate my stress level it would b of britney 2007. i found that to b so flattering that they used her in that way (especially in a good way for once!) and made it sound like they respect her.

Mte :bffs:

And the "If Britney could make it through 2007, I could make it through this day" is a really good one, too.

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It is important to talk about her breakdown and healthy to discuss. People admire her and commend her for pulling through...SO many people do not - especially famous people. Can you imagine? She was so famous and SO young and treated so poorly by the media especially after her breakup with JT because that was the first indication that things in her life weren't always as perfect as the GP liked to think they were. I honestly don't know how she got through, you have to be very strong mentally and I think with all the demons she has faced - it is amazing she still keeps her faith. I can't explain it, but she is so strong and sometimes I cry for her because I can't stand the thought that people took advantage of her and her money and fame and her trust. I think people subconsciously understand this about Britney because it makes her human and makes people realize that there is a light at the end of a very dark tunnel.

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Her answers were actually quite well-articulated and formulated in that interview. :yes: I think she felt more comfortable expanding upon her replies because the interviewer was so sweet and non-threatening. :thumbsup:

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It isn't always fair to Britney to keep comparing her to herself from years ago, although I sometimes do that. But then it just isn't realistic to ignore all the bad and act as if the bad isn't still affecting the present. Britney changed and it is still obvious in some way. A realistic fan acknowledges everything and says "Okay" and then they may discuss it all respectfully if they want. A delusional fan says "Nuh-uh, not my perfect Britney. Let's just forget about it".

Like you kind of get at, the OP isn't saying "post-breakdown Britney" just to be rude. There are legitimate differences between the popstar we saw over a decade ago and the popstar we see today (for reasons that go beyond aging and being a mom). It sounds more like "this is the Britney who wasn't so anxious and afraid as a result of her issues and I am happy to see her this way". That's why the Intimate promo is such a delight. She seems comfortable and comes across as more insightful.

i mean i think britney wasnt ready to show that imperfect side of her. i think the paparazzi forced it out of her, so it happened prematurely. like she wasnt ready to get on such intimate level with the public. that takes a lot of guts, it takes years to let the people see ur imperfect life like that and that's why she is still ashamed of what happened and never brings it up because she was not proud of it when it happened. she was not ok with people seeing that. like all the drama and everything and the hair shaving.

 

i mean i think she wanted to go for the bold hair hairstyle, that was her primary goal tbh, she was sick of extensions and knew her hair were thin and would be better with a short hairstyle. i mean if u look , in 2003 she hid her hair, there were times where she was playing around and since she is so tomboyish (a lot of times) she wanted to try this look out. she still wanted to make a shocking statement just to pick on people for always paying so much attention to her but she didnt expect for the world to go crazy about it and call her crazy. she did have problems of her own at the time but the way the public reacted ruined everything. she honestly just wanted to rock the hairstyle. i love that kind of hairstyle too. i think she was going for like rihanna look. funny how the public never pick on her for having short hair! short hair is sexy as hell on a woman. also i think she did love the long hair but it was just not something she was blessed with and it did break her heart (yes we women are extremely attached to our hair!) but she knew it was just something she should accept and couldnt do much about. 

 

but the thing with us fans, since she isnt ready to talk about it, (the breakdown), and it's such a personal thing, as a celebrity, ur fans shouldnt b discussing that kind of stuff about u. i mean we always want to kno EVERYTHING cuz we are soo fascinated by her but i can see how this might be something we should cross the line at. and most of the time we do actually! but it's not healthy to go into so much detail into someone's life. i think we should just focus on the professional side of britney. like her best moments, or things that appeal to us the most about her. when im feeling sad, i want to sing a song to express how i feel. i listen to a certain britney song. thats is who she is to me, someone i can relate to musically. when i want to dress a certain way, i get inspired by how she dresses. that's when she comes in because i like what she wears. so even though we know about this bad things happened to her, i personally try not to make a big deal out of them and i continue seeing her the way i saw her before things changed. and there's SO. MUCH. to look back at and towards. 

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