u/National_Olive_859

Why are people romanticizing taking another woman’s place in her marriage and life? Especially after YEARS of tearing Hailey apart ?!?

Let’s not forget how the internet ran with fake narratives claiming Justin was abusive or miserable in his marriage. A fake “psychologist” went viral because people treated rumors like facts and suddenly everyone wanted Hailey to divorce Justin while painting HER as the villain.

After Hailey sold rhode for $1 billion, people started saying she should leave Justin because she now “has everything.” Imagine telling a woman to abandon the man she clearly loves simply because YOU think success should replace love and family.

But then Bieberchella happened and the switch up was immediate. Suddenly Justin was attractive again, happy again, lovable again and “the dream husband” again. So clearly a lot of people never truly believed he was this horrible husband, they just wanted the marriage to fail 🫩

And the hypocrisy is crazy because people constantly say:
“Justin isn’t the prize.”
“Hailey deserves better.”
“She should leave him.”

But then in the SAME breath:
“Oh to be Mrs. Bieber.”
“Oh to have Justin.”
“Oh she won.”

So clearly he IS the prize in their minds, otherwise why are they romanticizing her exact life? 😭

People also forget there’s now a child involved. Baby Jack is a real baby NOT part of stan culture or internet fantasies.

At this point it feels less like concern and more like parasocial behavior, projection and entitlement. People don’t want what’s best for Justin or Hailey, they want their own fantasy version of their lives to become reality.

Please grow up 🙏🏻

I don’t think most people in this sub are teenagers, so I’m a bit confused about something.

Why do some people still comment on and hype up photos of Justin Bieber from when he was a minor, calling him “hot,” “handsome,” etc.? I genuinely don’t understand how adults feel comfortable using that kind of language to describe a minor, especially when there’s his adult self (now in his 30s) to talk about instead.

If you found him cute or were a fan back then because you were also young at the time, that makes sense. But as adults now, continuing to focus on how attractive he was as a minor feels a bit strange to me.