What exactly happened to Miley Cyrus?
There are many possible things that could of changed Miley (these are all logical assumptions, not facts) 1) Miley probably did not like Hannah Montana that much- Many of her fans confused real Miley Cyrus with Hannah Montana. If Hannah Montana is nice and perky, then Miley is a nice and perky person too. Miley probably felt that she always had to suppress her real self just to stay famous. One day, she broke the barrier between Hannah and Miley. 2) Fame dies quick after those kind of sitcom shows - What happened to Victoria Justice? Jenette McCurdy? And so on. To stay in the fame game, Miley would have to come up with something.... 3) Being very controversial will keep fame!- Right? Okay, maybe not the type of fame a normal person wants but it is one type of fame that will draw followers in and the money... BUT MOSTLY ATTENTION4) Miley's fiancé, Liam, dumped her - To my knowledge, Miley didn't write "Wrecking Ball" but it is possible the song is about him. After a heartbreaking loss like that, something broke in her 5) Miley aged up with her fans- (If this was the reason why she did what she did, Miley Cyrus is a very intelligent woman.) Hannah Montana appealed to 3-12 year old girls. Those girls were late 90's to early 2000 babies. What happened to those girls AKA Miley's fanbase? They grew up to be teenagers and high schoolers. And what appeals to high schoolers? Sex, drugs, parties, wild lifestyles, etc.
What does Miley Cyrus's song "stay" mean?
She said it was about Liam ..
Do you think being possessive in a relationship is good?
I think its basically both. Good and bad. But still such generalisations will not be much helpful. So to have good healthy relationship I think its better to be possessive.. But the extent of it should be clearly distinctive.. Yeah i know it sounds like what?? Call it positive possessiveness. It should not relflect the other side but how much you care etc things and not that I dont liked your x thing or something like typical expected which blames other for not being that way.. Where reactions will be questionable in obvious manners like 'did you really think like that'For negative possessiveness you are becoming insecure, insisting on particular stands which you consider as only right and then these things have that little common tinge of literally dumping your view. If your conversations on whats app groups are censored by your partner and had feedback like how can you talk such. And you know how much i care for you and still you show no signs of respect to me and talk those friends. This lot of times comes under -ve tag. People are so wise and the way forward to possessiveness is actually contextual. But I think dont get scared with this word as such.. I have seen that people just use such words very conveniently even they are in serious relationship to avoid uncomfortable moments they face..