@dianthus101
People expressing concern about how she appears aren't necessarily looking to bring her down. We don't know the truth about her mental health (and nor are we entitled to) but we know there has been some serious issues. And the conservatorship must have taken a heavy mental toll on her. And this combined with her bizarre presentation, complete lack of filter and spinning/rocking etc suggests she's still struggling somewhat with her mental health.
People are being bitchy rather than "expressing concern" when they pontificate about her mental health and her potential child-rearing abilities based on nothing other than a few videos on Instagram.
I've only scanned through the thread so completely accept I might have missed the odd comment but as far as I can see, no one is being nasty or bitchy.
People seem to be genuinely wishing her well while expressing concerns about whether she's well enough to cope. And yes, a lot of that comes from Instagram because that's where she's putting herself out there. FWIW, I thought her initial long statement to the court was troubling - I didn't think she sounded well in that either. But yes, people naturally form opinions based on what is put on social media - and in Britney's case, there's quite a lot to base an opinion on. It's not just the occasional "kooky" comments or someone who's just a bit "quirky". The rocking, repetitive movements and juvenile behaviour are all a bit worrying, especially when combined with a history of quite serious mental health problems.
There could be lots of reasons for Britney's presentations - and I said before, we don't know the cause. None of us do. We don't know that she's unwell. You don't know that she's healthy. I would say - judging by the comments on here - that the overwhelming majority of people really do wish her the best after what she's been through.
Fingers crossed that it works out for her. Genuinely.
@nopenotplaying - thank you! 😊