Britney Fighting Past To Forge Future

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“Sometimes when you are done with the past the past is not done with you.”
Film Director and Writer P.T. Anderson.

When people talk about behaving as a sane adult what do they say?
“Act like an adult. Act your age. Act with responsibility.
Act like you have some sense and act like you have a brain in your head.”

But what if you were thrown into the middle of a movie, you are the star,
and you never got a chance to read the script?
Would you mess up in front of the cameras, again and again?
Welcome to Britney’s world.

Britney Jean Spears was born on December 2, 1981, in Kentwood, Louisiana.

At the age of 8, Britney auditioned for the children’s variety show The New Mickey Mouse Club, but she was refused because she was too young. One of the show’s producers saw the young singer’s talent and helped
her find an agent in New York City.

She spent the next three summers in New York at the Off Broadway
Dance Center and at the Professional Performing Arts School.

She finally became a “Mouseketeer at age 11.
On other words, Britney has been working since age eight.
It is hard to learn to “act” like an adult when you never got much
of a chance to act like a kid.
Britney’s family history shows signs of mental instability.

Britney’s paternal grandmother committed suicide.

Her Grandmother had given birth to a baby boy who died three days after delivery.

The loss of the infant was a terrible shock.

Eight years later Britney’s grandmother killed herself with a shotgun

on top of the child’s grave in 1966.

This coupled with the early sexual exploitation of Britney did not
do her mental health any good.
Britney had sex for the first time at age 14 with then boyfriend Reg Jones,
the first love of her life.
She gained approval and sold more of her music when she played
and then over played her sexuality.
She learned how to “act” for the camera, but she never learned how to “act’ normal.
But it is not her fault.
Britney Spears was never given the “script” for the film that is her life.

Her role models were either gone or encouraging the “stage” Britney
while forgetting the exhausted little girl inside who just wanted to play
instead of rehearse.
Her hangers on, her loser boyfriends and husbands, her paparazzi
and her bad habits all contribute to the impending train wreck which
may yet be avoided.
Britney’s battle is not with the world of today, her battle lies with her past.

Her past is trying to destroy her, but Britney Spears is down but not out
and I see signs of her rising from the canvas, bloodied but not beaten.

The past just better watch out.
My money is on Britney.

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