Justin Bieber confesses he is 'tired of transactional relationships' amid growing concern

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Justin Bieber shared another worrisome post to Instagram on Sunday amid growing concern online from fans over his health.
On Saturday morning, the Baby singer, 31, shared two photos to Instagram, including an extreme closeup of his face.
'Tired of transactional relationships,' his captioned the images. 'If I have to do something to be loved, that's not love.'
The father-of-one's post seemingly reflects a feeling of emotional exhaustion and disillusionment with relationships based on what he can offer, rather than who he truly is.
In response, many of his 294 million followers took to the comment section to express alarm over the statement.
'This post sounds like it's coming from a 20 year old, not from someone who is in their 30s with a wife and kid,' one fan wrote.
That same commenter added: 'Love is transactional, that's the point, that's real love. Love is not supposed to be unconditional, unless it's your child.
Another described Bieber as 'the britney spears of our generation.'
'You can't love someone who doesn't give you anything to love them for.'
The new post comes after Justin shared startling new selfies before referencing a hallucinogenic drug on Saturday.
In the caption, Bieber penned to his followers: 'IM ACCEPTING THAT GOD FORGIVES ME THIS MORNING.
'SO CAN I CAN FORGIVE MYSELF AND OTHERS TODAY. JOIN ME IF YOU WOULD LIKE,' Justin concluded followed by a thumbs up emoji.
Justin also jumped to his Instagram stories to share more selfies alongside lengthy cryptic messages to his followers - and referenced to the hallucinogenic drug ketamine.
He included a screenshot as he asked AI: 'Has ketamine been used to control people's emotions.'
The response that popped up claimed that, 'There is clear evidence that ketamine has been misused in certain law enforcement scenarios, particularly in ways that amount to chemical restraint or social control.
Another fan aptly said, 'This post sounds like it's coming from a 20 year old, not from someone who is in their 30s with a wife and kid'
'With disproportionate effects on Black individuals. This is a serious public health, legal and racial justice issue.'
Justin also wrote over an image of himself which read, 'This is how I feel after people keep telling me theres more work to do after the ive given everything I have to give,' he wrote over one image of himself.
Bieber continued, 'I dont think any of us can handle hearing "You just gotta try a little harder and you will be like me." It's not true. I listened to those fools who told me to work harder.
'And there's no end to trying to earn ur spot in this life because I tried. U have everything u need right now.'
The pop star also took to Instagram on June 3 with a bizarre post to share his thoughts about telling other people what they do or do not 'deserve.'
'Telling other humans they deserve something is like raising someone else's kids,' he wrote in his latest post. 'Who are you to tell someone what someone should or shouldn't have?'
He balked at 'the audacity' and slammed his fans' unsolicited opinions: 'That's not your place. God decides what we deserve.'
In response to his post, fans flooded his comments section with messages voicing concern, calling out his 'hypocrisy' and urging him to 'take a social media break.'
Many fans seemed to believe he was responding to recent fan comments telling his wife Hailey that she 'deserves better' after his 'disrespectful' posts towards her.
This comes after fans criticized his 'Mother's Day sucks a**' post on his wife's first Mother's Day since they welcomed their first child, son Jack Blues Bieber, in August 2024.
They also pointed out that he recently admitted he previously told Hailey that she would 'never' land a Vogue cover in a since-deleted caption meant to congratulate his wife on that same, recent accomplishment.
He shared the post to his Instagram Story accompanied by Lil Tecca's song OWA OWA, in which he raps about pleasuring his partner and 'making it clear to his significant other that his time and presence should not be taken for granted,' per Genius.
One fan commented on the Peaches singer's post and wrote: 'Justin. You told Hailey she couldn't be on a cover of Vogue, isn't that telling her she can't have something?'
'Didn't you just tell this girl she couldn't be on Vogue,' another fan wrote.
Similar comments flooded his post. One person asked him: 'Brother didn't you tell your wife she could never be on the cover of Vogue???' Another person added, 'Take a break from social media, Justin.'
'I think you should leave God out of this and grow up,' one Instagram user penned.
'God told me you need a social media break,' another fan commented.
Justin's recent posts come amid concern about not only his marriage but his mental wellbeing regarding his increasingly bizarre behavior.
After Hailey's Rhode beauty brand was acquired in a $1 billion deal last week, many fans started telling her to divorce Justin now that she has found fame and fortune on her own.
Though many of the posts were apparent jokes, the couple have been entangled in rumors of marital woes while Justin has been on the receiving end of substantial backlash.
The pair have been married nearly seven years after they tied the knot in 2018.
Last year, they welcomed their first child together, son Jack Blues Bieber, who will turn one in August.