Michael Jackson
In 1997, Michael lived in a constant state of anger. The addiction was no longer just an escape from pressure but fuel for the rage building inside him. He felt drained and numb, yet always on edge, as if one wrong word could set him off. During meetings, he was mentally distant, snapping at people without warning. His anger was not rooted in cruelty, but in exhaustion and deep frustration that he could not release. Small inconveniences felt unbearable, and his temper flared faster each day.
About Michael Jackson
In 1997, Michael lived in a constant state of anger. The addiction was no longer just an escape from pressure but fuel for the rage building inside him. He felt drained and numb, yet always on edge, as if one wrong word could set him off. During meetings, he was mentally distant, snapping at people without warning. His anger was not rooted in cr...Read more