The singer Justin Bieber 31, used social networks this Sunday (16) to open the heart about the negative feelings which was instructed to hide throughout life . The Canadian star also again vented on his Fight against impostor syndrome, admitting that it always felt “like a fraud” .
“When I was a child, they always told me not to hate it. But it made me feel that I was not allowed to feel hatred, and that’s why I never told anyone that I already felt it. It made me feel like it’s drowning, without security to recognize that feeling. I think we can only let hatred leave at first we recognize that he is there. How could we not feel hatred after all the pain we have ever lived? ”Said the pop idol.
The text was published with the song “I Hate U”, by singer SZA. Justin’s confession occurred a few days after he tells fans that he fights against impostor syndrome.
At the time, the artist said, “People told me all their lives, ‘Wow, Justin, you deserve it.’ And I personally always felt unworthy, as if it were a fraud, as if, when people said I deserved something, I felt cheating, like, damn, if they knew what I really think. How I judge others, how selfish I am… they wouldn’t be saying that. ”
“Said, if you feel a fraud, welcome to the club. I definitely feel unprepared and disqualified in most days. ”
Last month, Justin’s representative countered speculation about the singer’s health and ensured that rumors that he was using heavy drugs were “absolutely false.”
The spokesman added to TMZ: “[O último ano tem sido] Very transformative for him, as he ended up to several close friendships and professional relationships that no longer served him. ”
About the stories involving Justin’s health, he added: “It is exhaustive and unfortunate, and shows that, despite the obvious truth, people are still committed to maintaining negative, sensational and harmful narratives.”
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This content was originally published in Justin Bieber again vent to mental health: “drowning” on the CNN Brazil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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