“Tired of transactional relationships” — Fans worried as Justin Bieber shares disturbing new posts

Justin Bieber's weekend Instagram posts, which were cryptic and emotional, have sparked fresh concern online. The pop star, 31, shared a...

Justin Bieber's weekend Instagram posts, which were cryptic and emotional, have sparked fresh concern online. The pop star, 31, shared an extreme close-up selfie on Saturday with a heavy caption:Tired of transactional relationships. If I have to do something to be loved, thats not love. Many of his fans didnt take the post lightly. Some described the caption as emotionally drained and out of character. One user reacted, This post sounds like its coming from a 20-year-old, not from someone in their 30s with a wife and kid. Another added, Love is transactional, thats the point. Love isnt supposed to be unconditional unless its your child. Some fans went as far as comparing Bieber to Britney Spears, calling him the Britney of our generation. And it didnt stop there. On Sunday, Justin posted more photos of himself, accompanied by a cryptic message:Im accepting that God forgives me this morning. So I can forgive myself and others today. Join me if you would like. In between that, he shared more selfies on his Instagram Story and even referenced the use of ketamine a drug thats sparked its own debates online. One of the screenshots he shared showed him asking AI:Has ketamine been used to control peoples emotions? The AI response referenced reports of ketamine being misused in certain law enforcement scenarios, especially in cases amounting to chemical restraint. Biebers string of unusual posts has left fans confused, with many urging him to take a break, seek support, or open up if hes going through something serious. The singer has previously opened up about his mental health struggles and personal battles, but this latest set of posts has added a new layer of concern. View post below..The post Tired of transactional relationships Fans worried as Justin Bieber shares disturbing new posts appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.