I met him briefly years ago, he made a very lasting impression. He was super polite, funny, and down to earth.
I think it was people making fun because of the videos going round of him at Niall’s concert recentlyI don't know much about him either but I was aware he has been made fun of recently? Was this for his general behaviour or something else? It's sad for his son.
Oh ok thank you, I haven't seen them.I think it was people making fun because of the videos going round of him at Niall’s concert recently
both had adhd, same as Dec and rumoured Amy Winehouse. self medicating to escape partly i’d imaginehe's the male caroline flack. he's had the piss taken out of him on videos by a multitude of celebrities over the year - limmy, justin hawkins etc. there was a video put up the ther day - liam payne - try not to cringe video. he's saw all these and he's finally flipped and jumped.
limmy has made so many of these videos, he's now disabled comments underneath his videos
As I said in the 1D thread too, it’s the most awful awful experience trying to get them into rehab - not at all like the romanticised stuff you see in the movies. It’s raw for all parties involved, the addict and the loved ones and at any point they can say they’re not ready for treatment and you just dry your tears put them back in the car and wait until the next phone call when it’s all gone wrong again, or worse.Posted this on the 1D Thread but thought I should post here after reading some comments on here.
My dad has been going into rehab for most of his life for alcohol addiction and 9/10 he falls off the wagon again, because as much as he does want the help there and then, it doesn't last. It happens time and time again. It's sad.
You can have all the money in the world, all the resources there to help you but ultimately it is down to the person that is needing the help to actually want it because otherwise the cycle continues.
My dad struggles massively with life, he has lost his daughter to cancer, his wife to cancer, and his son in a car accident, amongst many other things and he used/uses alcohol as an escape. It doesn't matter that he has kids that love him, grandkids that love him.
It's an addiction that he has tried to beat many times but he just can't do it.
It really isn't that easy as just going to rehab and you're all good. If it were my dad would have beaten this horrible illness & addiction 40yrs ago.
What did he do exactly?And the other victims who were empowered to talk of their experience who came forward after Maya went public, would have continued to live with it silently.
He used his fame /power to silence them.
Getting them into rehab in the first place is a struggle in itself. My dad wasn't even allowed toiletries as they could be sprayed onto a mirror and caught in the lid to drink. it's horrendous. You just hope and pray that a switch will flick in their brain and they will want to be there but 9/10 it doesn't work. Life gets hard again, the demons come back and we are back to square one but we just go again and that is life as I've known it since I was a child. I don't think people will get it or understand it unless they go through it or know someone who is going through it. It's ok to not understand but some people think it really is just as black and white as into rehab and boom! You're sorted. If onlyAs I said in the 1D thread too, it’s the most awful awful experience trying to get them into rehab - not at all like the romanticised stuff you see in the movies. It’s raw for all parties involved, the addict and the loved ones and at any point they can say they’re not ready for treatment and you just dry your tears put them back in the car and wait until the next phone call when it’s all gone wrong again, or worse.
Loving an addict is not easy by any stretch and so hard for the others around them to deal with and all the criticism of why don’t you do more
This is such a dangerous take.I haven’t followed the Liam Payne stuff at all and I don’t know anything about Maya Henry. I don’t know what he’s accused of doing.
But I’ve absorbed over recent months that he was behaving erratically, wasn’t in a good place and pretty obviously was spiralling into drugs.
I’m not sure what his ex was hoping to achieve by giving public interviews about him to what looks like a couple of teenagers.
I’m not defending him or attacking her but I think if someone is struggling and in a dark place, then you should be the bigger person and not stick the knife in.
Forced her to have an abortion at 19, she had complications and he essentially abandoned herWhat did he do exactly?
I think she did the right thing keeping Bear private. We've never seen an image of his face,just the occasional pic from behind.I think she will too. Like someone else said Cheryl has a lot of experience with addicts
Ahh yes, because there are only two options. Stay silent and say nothing to anyone, or give a public interview over Teams that will be released for the whole world to see.This is such a dangerous take.
So women should just keep quiet in case their abusers are vulnerable? No, absolutely not.
Isn’t this where it all gets a little muddy though - as she’s said the story is based on him then back tracked a little and said it’s not all true story and some parts aren’t true. For me it makes the book a little dangerous from that respect.Forced her to have an abortion at 19, she had complications and he essentially abandoned her
Chased her with an axe
Punching walls next to her head, smashing objects
Threatened suicide
Sent fool picks to her family
Cheating
Told her if she spoke out no one would believe her because he has the support of his fans
Harassed her, her mum, her friends by creating multiple accounts to contact her on, whilst he was with his current girlfriend Kate
Openly admitted to preying on his fans
The abortion bit is true but I’m not sure about the complications afterwards and his team refusing her to get medical attention.Isn’t this where it all gets a little muddy though - as she’s said the story is based on him then back tracked a little and said it’s not all true story and some parts aren’t true. For me it makes the book a little dangerous from that respect.
The abortion part is untrue as far as I can make out.
You said she should be the bigger person. Why? He wasn’t?Ahh yes, because there are only two options. Stay silent and say nothing to anyone, or give a public interview over Teams that will be released for the whole world to see.