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Justin Bieber shares his explosive chats about pain, friendship, and limits with fans, writes, "quit asking me if I am ok"

Pop superstar Justin Bieber recently ignited significant social media discussion with a series of emotional and direct Instagram posts. These explored anger, emotional trauma, and the struggle to maintain personal boundaries, prompting concern and debate among fans.

June 16, 2025 / 09:15 IST
Justin Bieber shares his explosive chats about pain, friendship, and limits with fans, writes, "quit asking me if I am ok"

Pop superstar Justin Bieber has stirred significant conversation on social media after posting a series of emotional and direct Instagram posts and stories that explored anger, emotional trauma, and the struggle of maintaining personal boundaries.

In a bold series of messages, Justin Bieber appeared to share screenshots of a heated text conversation, along with a heartfelt message to his audience about his emotional state. One of his story panels read:








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“QUIT ASKING ME IF I’M OKAY

QUIT ASKING ME HOW I’M DOING

I DON’T DO THAT TO YOU

BECAUSE I KNOW HOW LIFE IS FOR ALL OF US

IT’S HARD

LET’S ENCOURAGE OUR PEOPLE NOT PROJECT OUR INSECURITIES ONTO ONE ANOTHER

YOUR CONCERN DOESN’T COME OFF AS CARE

IT’S JUST OPPRESSIVE WEIRDO”

This emotionally raw outburst seems to reflect Justin Bieber’s frustration with the way people handle his emotions and trauma.

On his feed, he posted three screenshots of what looked like an intense conversation about emotional boundaries and how anger can stem from past pain. He wrote:

“I will never suppress my emotions for someone.

Conflict is a part of relationship.

If you don’t like my anger, you don’t like me.

My anger is a response to pain I have been through.

Asking a traumatized person not to be traumatized is simply mean.”

The second part of the conversation hinted at rejection and self-protection:

“I’m not used to someone lashing out at me.

It’s not that I don’t see and feel your anger.”

To which the response was:

“Ouch. This friendship is officially over.

I will never accept a man calling my anger lashing out.

I wasn’t kidding when I told you I didn’t need you as a friend.

I have good friends who will respect these boundaries.”

The final post was even more blunt and confrontational:

“I thought you were a pu**y.

Which is why I always kept my distance but I was willing to give you the benefit of the doubt.

This confirms you were the pu**y I always thought you were.”

The exchange concluded with the messages:

“Please leave me alone now.

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Blocking you now.”
It’s still unclear if this series was a personal vent, a fictional dramatisation, or a statement piece on emotional health, but it has left fans divided.

Some praised Bieber for normalizing emotional honesty and trauma responses, while others were unsettled by the aggression in tone.

Entertainment desk
first published: Jun 16, 2025 09:08 am

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