


Michael Jackson fans disgusting reaction to Evan Chandler's death
Michael Jackson fans are just as disgusting as him.



Michael Jackson fans are just as disgusting as him.
I find this funny lol
Michael Jackson's fans treatment of Evan Chandler's is disgusting telling him to "brun to hell" and "that what he gets"
It shows that a lot of MJ fans can be just as disgusting as Michael
I can't help but feel so sorry for the victims 😔
Michael was ever truly held accountable. Looking at the allegations, the settlements, the testimonies, and the pattern of accusations over the years, it's difficult for me to dismiss them all as coincidences.
Evan struck Jordan over the head with a dumbbell weight, which police and judges noted could have easily caused serious bodily injury or death.
Jordan filed an emergency request for a restraining order under the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act, distancing himself completely from his father and in the book "Michael Jackson Was My Lover: The Secret Diary of Jordie Chandler" Evan also physically assaulted his wife
I was going through music yesterday and came across this album from an unsuccessful failed band called Pink Floyd I gave it a listen, the album is called The Wall I did a little research and it sold over $20 I hope the band makes it far.
I personally believe Michael Jackson was guilty, but I'm curious about people's opinions on Evan Chandler specifically.
Do you think Evan Chandler was a bad person?
I've seen people describe him as controlling, manipulative, or difficult, while others argue that he was simply trying to protect his son, despite his flaws. I know people can be both deeply flawed and still tell the truth, so I'm interested in hearing different perspectives on Evan himself rather than debating Michael Jackson's guilt.
Please keep the discussion respectful and focused on Evan Chandler.
When I'm manic, people can usually see that something is different. They notice the energy, the impulsiveness, the rapid thoughts, the lack of sleep. But when I'm depressed, it feels invisible.
I'm currently in a depressive episode, and it's like someone turned the volume down on my entire life. Things that normally bring me joy don't feel enjoyable. Conversations feel exhausting. Taking care of myself feels like a full-time job. Even getting out of bed can require more energy than I feel like I have.
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The hardest part is that I still remember what it feels like to be myself. I remember being creative, excited, passionate about music, and interested in the world around me. During depression, that version of me feels trapped behind a wall I can't break through.
People sometimes say things like "just go outside" or "try to stay positive," and I know they mean well, but bipolar depression isn't sadness. It's like my brain and body are moving through wet cement while carrying a weight nobody else can see.
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What frustrates me most is how misunderstood the depressive side of bipolar disorder can be. People hear bipolar and think about the highs, but they don't always understand the crushing exhaustion, emptiness, hopelessness, and loss of motivation that can come with the lows.
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SORRY if I look bad