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What is wrong with me?

Today I watched a documentary on MJ's life and I randomly began to cry. In the beginning of the doc., I was happy seeing clips of MJ performing with the Jackson 5 and on his tours. But then in the doc., they started talking about the accusations and the trial. This is when I started to cry a little. It got worse when the doc. showed news clips of when the world found out about Jackson's death. This made me cry my eyes out. On the 25th I was perfectly fine. That siku I was celebrating MJ's life and legacy. But today, I became depressed and sad. I don't want to be depressed about his death because MJ wouldn't want that. But at times my tears just randomly come out
What is wrong with me?
 MJfan4life_95 posted zaidi ya mwaka mmoja uliopita
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theonlyking said:
There is nothing wrong with wewe my friend. No one can control their tears and the sadness. I felt just the same when I saw Michael's documentary in June 25th. It shows wewe really upendo Michael :). Don't be sad, he is in a better place now
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There is nothing wrong with wewe my friend. No one can control their tears and the sadness. I felt just the same when I saw Michael's documentary in June 25th. It shows wewe really upendo Michael :). Don't be sad, he is in a better place now
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liberiangirl12 said:
there's nothing wrong with wewe i was really sad when mj died and i still get depressed when they talk about michael
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disney2011 said:
U obsessed with MJ too much.
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U obsessed with MJ too much.
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just cuz she cried when she watched this doesn't mean she's too obssed!! that means she's a true fan.
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evanescence_ said:
gosh same here! i also don't want to be depressed cause of his death but I can't stop it. i can't even watch anything of him. i start to cry....i think its normal.i think wewe shouldn't watch any sad video au anything about his death if it makes wewe sad!!! just don't think about it.....he's still here!!!! :) <3
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wolfgirl985 said:
Sometimes, wewe just can't help to cry. Yea Michael wouldn't want us all to be sad, but wewe can't help it :'O
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iluvmj54 said:
wewe juss miss himm....all mashabiki who feel passionate bout him do that...trust me there is nuthing wrong with you
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anouk1998 said:
Don't worry,is ok to be sad sometimes...25th June is just a sad date,you can be depressed,the siku is not important
just try to be happy remembering our sweet and lovely king :)
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Thrillie-jean said:
There's nothing wrong with you.so i'll just tell wewe that it is human nature.
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droberson1104 said:
I totally understand. On June 25th, I avoided the TV and radio. I didn't do anything, but I thought that I would be doing something. All that I was up to doing was "fanpopping" which helped a lot. But then June 26th came. I saw this AWESOME video (on fanpop) about how MJ mashabiki went to Forrest Lawn as a tribute on 6/25/11. I just cried my eyes out. I really needed to grieve because I was on pin and needles on the 25th and couldn't cry. I didn't want to grieve, but that video helped me to cry some needed tears. So, it is OK to grieve, WE need to grieve. WE are suffering a BIG loss. So grieve when wewe need to, don't hold it in. That only causes unneeded anxiety. I also get angry and sad when I think about how bad MJ was mistreated. That's one of the reasons I hate bullying. #1 bullying is WRONG, and #2 bullying hurts and wounds the people that are targeted. So the lessons here are DON'T bully and wewe MUST grieve- it's healthy and normal. Take care!!!
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I totally understand. On June 25th, I avoided the TV and radio. I didn't do anything, but I thought that I would be doing something. All that I was up to doing was "fanpopping" which helped a lot. But then June 26th came. I saw this AWESOME video (on fanpop) about how MJ mashabiki went to Forrest Lawn as a tribute on 6/25/11. I just cried my eyes out. I really needed to grieve because I was on pin and needles on the 25th and couldn't cry. I didn't want to grieve, but that video helped me to cry some needed tears. So, it is OK to grieve, WE need to grieve. WE are suffering a BIG loss. So grieve when wewe need to, don't hold it in. That only causes unneeded anxiety. I also get angry and sad when I think about how bad MJ was mistreated. That's one of the reasons I hate bullying. #1 bullying is WRONG, and #2 bullying hurts and wounds the people that are targeted. So the lessons here are DON'T bully and wewe MUST grieve- it's healthy and normal. Take care!!!
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Great answer! I have always alisema that I feel that bullying on a worldwide scale started with the horrible treatment aliyopewa to Michael!
peterdaddy posted zaidi ya mwaka mmoja uliopita
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ABSOLUTELY!!!
droberson1104 posted zaidi ya mwaka mmoja uliopita
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But its interesting that MJ mashabiki in other countries (ie Japan) never believed the HORRIBLE LIES alisema about MJ. But here in the states where we beLIEve everything that we read, people believed he could hurt children. Here in the states the media is aliyopewa to much credibility and too much money. The media did everything they could to destroy this BEAUTIFUL man. I'm sorry, it just makes me so angry!!! Anyway thanks for the comment. :)
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RecklessNoob said:
It's normal.
It happened to me as well last year. I cried when I saw him on TV on that day.
It's okay.
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