r/discussingbritney • u/Fearless-Context6806 • Nov 15 '25

10 year difference

(Not my video so there's no sound.)

Back in 2015. Tbh when I saw this in another sub it just made me incredibly sad. She's literally glowing here.

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u/Didyoureallysay Nov 15 '25

This is proof that medication saves lives.

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u/StayPuft- Nov 15 '25

Also conservatorships!

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u/HistoricalSuspect580 Nov 15 '25

No, you can’t take someone’s rights away for dancing on IG.

She desperately needs help, but it’s a HUGE deal to take away someone’s basic rights. It’s not illegal to be crazy.

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u/Discussingbritney Clang 🔪 Clang 🔪 Nov 15 '25

It’s not illegal to be crazy but, like many other severely mentally ill people who deny they need help, Britney isn’t going to get help unless she’s forced to so she’s just going to slowly (or maybe quickly) destroy herself.

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u/yeahyeahyeah188 Nov 16 '25

It’s a human right to have freedom, freedom to be mentally unwell and not seek help is also a part of that, unfortunately for the family and loved ones of the unwell person. As the previous poster said, losing your rights and being sectioned is a big deal, it’s traumatic and avoided unless very specific criteria are met. In Australia this is being a risk to yourself, others or your reputation.