Justin Bieber has shocked followers with a long and honest post on Instagram, where he admits to having done things that have hurt others, describing himself as an "average person with mistakes."
“I continue to do and say things that hurt others on purpose,” the 31-year-old singer wrote. “But today I woke up with another opportunity to grow and not be selfish.”
In his emotional post, Bieber admitted that he is often afraid to tell the truth for fear of being ostracized or not being accepted by others.
“I thought that if I was honest about my selfish feelings, I would disqualify myself from the dreams I had of being a part of something,” he explained.
However, the singer emphasized that honesty has set him free.
“The more honest I am about who I really am, the more freedom I feel,” he added.
In another post, Bieber revealed that he is praying that God will help him see the best in people, "even after all the abuse he has endured."
He said he tries to change his perspective every morning, especially when he wakes up feeling down or pessimistic. “Only God can remove greed and selfishness from our hearts,” he wrote. “Trying harder doesn’t work. Because I’ve tried.”
Fans concerned about Bieber's well-being
The candid posts come at a time when concerns about the artist's mental and physical health are growing. Last week, Bieber posted photos on Instagram of himself using drugs, just three months after his rep denied reports of his use.
Other videos have also shown him smoking cannabis, including a moment at Coachella where his wife, Hailey Bieber, was seen pushing her little brother off the stage.
Bieber, who became a father last summer with the birth of his son Jack, now 8 months old, has faced criticism for his behavior. Sources tell Page Six that the singer is spending more than he earns, losing members of his inner circle and not acting like a "married man with a child."
“When does this behavior become Justin’s responsibility?” an anonymous source asked. “Did he grow up in the public eye? Yes. But he also had every privilege and opportunity to build a healthy life.”
Despite all of this, Bieber's latest post shows a sincere attempt at self-reflection and change – a call for compassion, growth, and perhaps a new beginning.
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Source: Page Six
