Should Britney Spears take some responsibilities for the Conservatorship?

[Fridays]

First of all I am kind of a Britney fan. I liked some of her songs and thought she was a great entertainer. we know her story by now. she had a break down and was put in a conservatorship for 13 years.

the conservatorship has ended and a lot of awful revelations came out and the world fell sorry for her. however in the last few months, she has going on a tirade calling out people. her father, her mum, her brother, justin timberlake, her sister and Christina Aguilera.

It is like she has refused to take any responsibility for the way her life has turned out. perhaps her family treated her cruelly and used and abused her but can she also admit that she made some bad choices and she is partly responsible for some of the mess that became her life?

I am sick of Britney constantly blaming everyone of how her life has turned out and she has refused to take some responsibility for some of he bad choices for instance


1. driving with her son in her lap

2. getting married in Vargas to her childhood friend

3. getting married to kevin federline when she knew he was in a relationship with another woman who was 8 month pregnant with his child

4. choosing to lock herself and her sons in a room when she knew it was time to hand them over to their father when they shared a 50/50 custody
5. shaving her head in front of cameras, knowing it will cause media attention

The list could go on on some of the bad choices britney made. she needs to stop blaming everyone of how her life turned out

[The Gold Stream]

i dont think the head shaving was that bad she wore it well

[SUPERECWFAN1]

Hey now Ripley in Aliens 3 shaved her head. See how much Aliens ass she kicked.

[Zauriel]

She always has a screw loose in her head. Does it absolve her of the responsibility for the conservatorship? Maybe not. She seemed cognitive and can distinguish the right from wrong.

She is a selfish and irresponsible adult with a chip on her shoulder.

[worstblogever]

Should we blame victims of exploitation for it after the fact because we need punching bags on the internet for ourselves?

A debate truly for the ages. The internet ages.