u/spacyspice

Michael has always been secretive about his love life, but he could also be vocal about the women he was attracted to.

We know he was attracted to (and even proposed to?) at least Diana Ross, Brooke Shields, Lisa Marie Presley.. And during one of those leaked phone calls with his friend Glenda, we even hear him talking about another woman he was very attracted to (and I remember reading a rumor somewhere that he proposed to that woman as well, which was around 1991 before Lisa Marie)

Then he was also rumored to have a crush on Whitney Houston, Beyonce in the 2000s, Sade and much more. Even Tatiana from the The Way You Make Me Feel MV could be mentioned

I know there are a lot of jokes about Michael going "fishing" when seeing pretty women especially in the 2000s. But was he someone who fell in love easily? It feels like he was, don't know if you guys agree

I feel like he proposed to multiple women before dating Lisa Marie, but none of them accepted, sadly. I wonder if it affected his self-esteem at some point as he was a shy person after all

I recently made a post about feeding 2-3 crows that would often come to our garden. Today I just found this near our flowers and since we have other random birds that would sometimes visit our garden, I wasn't 100% sure that this feather would be from one of the crows? It seems like it due to the dark color and length though..

Might be dumb questions but I'd rather ask: is it safe to touch? I grew up being told that feathers from birds shouldn't be touched lol
Also should I leave it near the water/food I give them? Don't know if it can be considered weird/offensive to them lol but I want them to be a safe place for them because they still fly away when I come close

I've said it in another post, but I'm one of those fans who grew up loving MJ thanks to family members who liked him, and I developed a deeper obsession as a kid around 2009. I remember being young and interacting with fans of all ages through blogs we used to make for him after he passed away as a way to support each other through grief

I remember having a great time interacting with fans and I sometimes miss interacting with those people even though the platform we used for our blogs disappeared

Then between personal issues, getting older etc.. I naturally lost interest into celebrities and this kinda felt like a relief at that time as I really loved Michael but him passing away was constantly giving me a bittersweet feeling when watching his content

The biopic put me back into that loop after more than a decade and I love seeing so much content about him lately. But here's the thing.. I feel like there are a lot of unhinged fans lately

First of all, I'm coming across a lot of fans who sexualize absolutely everything about him. Michael is hot, and he obviously liked compliments from fans. But I'm starting to agree with those who are having an issue with some of the comments they're seeing. Lots of them are kinda.. hardcore in the way they express themselves

I also came across at least 2 fans in their very early 20s (lots of claim to be old fans, not doubting them but they obviously never experienced an era while Michael was still here) this week being all rude and mean just bc we didn't have the same opinion regarding some of Michael's actions. I'm not saying this behavior didn't exist in the past, but I don't remember fans denying that much that Michael was a human being and obviously had flaws (for example in some of his decisions), just like everyone else! Treating him like a deity never helped him, especially when he himself wanted to be treated like a normal human being

I'm about to be entering my 30s and seriously, I'm having a tough time having the patience to interact with these people now. I'm just glad we get to see proper interactions here (or even under specific Tiktok videos) because I feel like this is taking a lot of place since the biopic. This might be even more noticeable to fans who have been regularly interacting with the fandom for decades.. Would be nice to have their opinions

I love the way he talks about his family, and this is also why I hate the recent (Tiktok) discourse since the biopic that his siblings were bitter/jealous of him. They all were obviously proud of him

c'mon Bill 🕺!

the typical lip bite and attitude, you can tell he really studied Michael! I wish those scenes had been kept in the movie, I genuinely don't understand why we didn't get more of that.. iirc the Thriller part skips directly to a few minutes of the choreography

Michael sang a bunch of songs from his Thriller album during the Victory Tour as the tour took place less than 2 years after the album was released, but I sometimes wonder if it was a missed opportunity for him to get his first solo tour after the release of the Thriller album

His first solo tour ended up to be the Bad tour (1987) and lots of performances turned out to be iconic. Do you guys think Michael was limited in his vision for some of his solo performances during the Victory Tour because it was a Jacksons tour ?

I've seen some people saying that sometimes she says "random" stuff and that it isn't always true, but she's been working with him for almost 30 years. She seems to confirm that Michael was slapped by Randy Phillips during This Is It

I've seen multiple people saying this but is it 100% true? Why would they do this when his team already knows he has vitiligo and more?..

Also, was it the only situation of this kind?
Kinda makes me wonder if that's the reason why he hides his face so much with his hat in the MV, unlike Smooth Criminal :/