Britney Spears going to commit suicide?
Afflicted singer Britney Spears’ unreal behaviour could lead her to institutionalize self-destruction, a Beverly Hills psychoanalyst and habituation proficient has warned.
Marty Brenner articulated that the 26-year-old headliner is living in a “bubble of illusion” which “could end in self-destruction” if she does not acquire aid.
“She’s breaking down now, and she’s attending eventually break down raw if she doesn’t acquire the assistance she needs,” the New York Post quoted Brenner, as saying.
Although Brenner has not treated Spears, he believes that the singer’s balmy Saturday and Sunday in Los Angeles, where she made a lot of gasoline station bathroom stops and hooked up with a member of the paparazzi, was an annexe of her mental trouble.
“She’s demoing bipolar signs and she’s distinctly fighting clinical depression,” arrogated Brenner.
The disordered mother of two had got her pranks showcased on TV as she went on a fussy road to snap a photograph of a mural and got miffed when photographers declined to take out of her way.
Brenner importuned that this could be Britney’s latest ploy for acquiring attention after her 16-year-old sis Jamie Lynn’s proclaimed her pregnancy.
“Britney at present needs to cry out for even more aid. She’s actually going for it . . . no one stops to pee that a lot of times. She has a major trouble,” he enounced.
Brenner speculated that Britney picked a lensman to horse around with as for her “it’s a power trip.”
“She believes this guy’s going to fix her. We’ve seen her do this before,” he added.
Brenner also said that the reason behind Britney’s bizarre behavior is that she is not happy with what all is happening around her.
“She appears to be crazy. She is disconnected from life. Look how she changes outfits all day… she’s saying, ‘I don’t like who I am right now, maybe I can change it,’” he said.
“Britney also doesn’t listen to anybody. Her mom is out of the picture, her kids are gone and everyone surrounding her is enabling her world of illusion,” he added.
