Justin Bieber Blasts Friend For Telling Him ‘Not To Be Traumatized’

Justin Bieber has admitted to being “traumatized” and “broken” in heated text exchange with an unknown friend.

A singer who has raised fans because of his social media and public appearances, told a friend that he had “anger questions” and continued its ties with the person.

This happens after Justin Bieber was seen in a virus video that attached to the paparazzi to follow him with the cameras.

Justin Bieber has seemingly opened his emotional struggles with his feelings to be “traumatic” and “broken”, alongside “anger problems”.

31-year-old Popstar confessed when he shared several screenshots for him Instagram an account in which he was involved in a heated text exchange with a friend before decided to break them in favor.

“I will never suppress my feelings for someone. Conflict is part of the relationship. If you don’t like my anger, you don’t like me,” “Peachs” wrote in the first message before sending, “My anger is the answer to the pain I’ve been through.”

“Ask a traumatized person who is not traumatic is simply nasty,” Bieber added.

In the texts shared online, Bieber’s friend tried to explain himself, writing that they “did not get used to being” them “and not” seeing “the singer” anger. “

The message seemingly angry Bieber, who then declared, “Ouch. This friendship is officially over.”

“I never accept a man who calls my anger closed. I enjoy our short -term relationship,” he said.

Without revealing the name of a friend, Bieber wrote, “I’m not serious when I said u, I didn’t need you as a friend. I have good friends who respect these boundaries.”

He went on, “I thought you were a p-nyy, which is why I always liked my distance, but I was ready to give you the benefit of a doubt. This confirms the u that I always thought you were.”

Then Bieber sent a middle finger smile before telling a friend to leave him alone.

“I’m a p-nyy?” A friend wrote and urged Bieber to answer, “Come on you now.”

“Peachhes Singer” later shared a video in his Instagram stories where he can be seen to shake his head under the title “how I feel u”.

He then shared a textual conversation with a friend with a message he seemed to be directed to people who had been concerned about him.

“Stop asking me if I’m fine. Stop asking me how I go. I don’t do it for you because I know how life is for all of us,” he wrote. “It’s difficult. We encourage people, don’t project our uncertainty.”

“The worry won’t be missed. It’s just oppressive, strange,” he added.

Bieber has previously raised fans of his mental health when it has performed uneven social media behavior and a couple of vague public appearances.