Hailey Baldwin Denounces "Mute Supporters" While Sharing Her Anxiety with Justin Bieber's Fans

Hailey Baldwin spoke of social media criticism that sought to undermine his marriage to Justin Bieber and targeted "dumb followers" who try to live their lives through celebrities.

During a week in which Hailey, 22, was urged to divorce her new husband for mental health reasons, she attacked Justin's fans, who "really want that you failed, whatever the reason ".

Speaking to Cosmopolitan, Hailey explained the stress of her marriage with Justin, 25, saying, "I do not know if it's because they want to be able to say:" I told you so … or because they want to be right, I do not really know what the idea behind the attempt to demolish a person's relationship, or to a person, whatever it is. "

The model also targeted Justin fans, known as Beliebers, who hit her with an avalanche of vindictive comments, particularly since he revealed his current struggle with mental health issues.

Hailey said that their feeling of "owning" Justin had led them to be mean to her in the comments.

She went on to say, "The problem is also that children become possessive of people and feel like they feel hurt, they feel hurt for them and they are hurt too, or whatever it is. ; was.

"They just think they know these people who are famous because their lives are so exposed."

Sensing the frustration of this situation, Hailey called these adepts "stupid" because she expressed her dismay at the treatment she receives online.

Hailey said, "What's really strange to me is that they create scenarios in their minds of what they think is going on or should happen, and I say to myself," It's so much stupid. It's so stupid. "

Trying to deal with the abuse had led Hailey to develop a coping mechanism, so that it does not affect your soul.

Quite simply, Hailey decided not to read any unpleasant comments because "people can just be mean".

She continued, "I have the impression that if you do not want that to reach you, then do not read it and let it affect your soul."

It's easier said than done and Hailey explained, "You still care to a certain extent. You really have to train your brain to say, "Well, why do I even care, I do not know these people, they do not do it?" Do not know me, they're not part of my life or my life. relationship. "

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