"I Still Hate When I Change Myself To Please People", Justin Bieber Opens Up About Mental Health

Recently, Justin Bieber has given his fans on Instagram a look into his personal life that he usually doesn't talk about in public. The relatively private singer-songwriter recently teased a clip on his personal Instagram account, sharing a music session with him alongside other artists such as Jensen McRae, pastor Judah Smith, Josh Mehl, DJ Tay James, producer Camper, and more.

What the most surprising part about this post was not the video itself, though, but rather the caption that Bieber wrote for it. In the caption, Bieber wrote, "I think I hate myself sometimes when I feel myself start to become inauthentic. Then I remember we're all being made to think we're not enough but I still hate when I change myself to please people." This is not the only recent post that the artist and celebrity has made lately where he talks about his mental health. He also made another post a couple hours prior, where in the caption he wrote, "I got anger issues too, but I wanna grow and not react so much smh."

Fans have suspected for a while that Justin Bieber seems to be going through a rough period in his life and marriage. Because of this, various rumours have started to spread that perhaps Justin Bieber is engaging in harmful substances or that his marriage may be having the possibility of a divorce, though most of these rumours have been shut down by the couple.

These rumours started up after Justin Bieber started engaging in some very reckless behaviour, causing great concern for his wife and fear that he may be relapsing into old, unhealthy habits. Justin Bieber has also exhibited many other instances of odd behaviour such as having tense confrontations with paparazzi as of late. The couple had maintained a long six year marriage on the basis that they both would remain sober and take care of their son, Jack Blues Bieber. Still, depending on his future behaviour and the result of the Diddy case, things look a little bleak for the singer's career and marriage.