geekgirl101
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Michael believed that children were sweet and innocent, and he loved having children around him since he was a child at heart himself and was the most happiest when with children playing around him especially those who were disadvantaged and for the first time in their lives were smiling and glowing with happiness and knowing that he was helping them and their future.
In the Bible, Jesus talks of us needing to be like children in the sense that we need to retain that same innocence of a child. Children are easily corrupted by their family and surroundings because it's an important learning stage of their lives and they'll emulate the things they see and hear. Unless they're appropriately corrected if they emulate something that's bad and rewarded if they emulate something that's good then they'll grow up with no concept of what's acceptable and what isn't and they'll become uncontrollable and likely grow up as selfish, manipulative, and determined children who'll take advantage of others who are more "better off" than they are and will likely do wrong and inappropriate things for attention.
Take for example, Jordan, he loved staying at Michael's ranch and they had a good friendship until his father influenced him into saying bad things about Michael because his father was corrupted by greed and jealousy. And Gavin, a rowdy child from a background of deception who took advantage of Michael's hospitality, generosity and kindness along with his mother. And then Macauley, a child celebrity who was a good friend to Michael, brought up well in a loving family, and remained a good and loyal friend to Michael.
Now I'm going to focus on Gavin Arvizo here because this particular child displays a lot of the patterns of a boy who's been brought up in surroundings that influence wild behaviour and manipulation for attention with little control in his behaviour and may have used misbehaviour as an attempt to cry out for want of love and attention.
Part of me wonders whether Gavin's accusation of being molested by Michael was something that was purely influenced on him by his mother or whether he was wanting something like that to happen and used it as a desperate cry for love attention aswell as jealousy. I look back at the Bashir interview on the way Gavin was with Michael. He was holding Michael's hand and when Michael mentioned about sharing his bed with children and that he didn't see anything wrong with it, Gavin leaned over and put his head next to Michael's chest in an affectionate manner with a look on his face which made my hair stand on edge. Was this child trying to get Michael into trouble? Michael might not have seen it, but what was on Gavin's face was the look of a cry for help aswell as an expression of affection and guilt. After that interview Gavin made it look to the world like inappropriate things were secretly going on between him and Michael and that was leverage to a court case of child abuse.
I don't know what was going on in their minds, but I believe that Michael might not have noticed what Gavin was seemingly trying to do to him and may not have even been aware of what he was like around his staff when he wasn't there. I believe he was aware that things weren't looking so good and must've seen that the Arvizo children were far too wild in his home, causing staff distress and tearing rooms apart, and no matter how much he cared for them both as children and as friends it must've been a crushing feeling in his heart to know that these children that he had been so generous to were far from "sweet and innocent".
In the Bible, Jesus talks of us needing to be like children in the sense that we need to retain that same innocence of a child. Children are easily corrupted by their family and surroundings because it's an important learning stage of their lives and they'll emulate the things they see and hear. Unless they're appropriately corrected if they emulate something that's bad and rewarded if they emulate something that's good then they'll grow up with no concept of what's acceptable and what isn't and they'll become uncontrollable and likely grow up as selfish, manipulative, and determined children who'll take advantage of others who are more "better off" than they are and will likely do wrong and inappropriate things for attention.
Take for example, Jordan, he loved staying at Michael's ranch and they had a good friendship until his father influenced him into saying bad things about Michael because his father was corrupted by greed and jealousy. And Gavin, a rowdy child from a background of deception who took advantage of Michael's hospitality, generosity and kindness along with his mother. And then Macauley, a child celebrity who was a good friend to Michael, brought up well in a loving family, and remained a good and loyal friend to Michael.
Now I'm going to focus on Gavin Arvizo here because this particular child displays a lot of the patterns of a boy who's been brought up in surroundings that influence wild behaviour and manipulation for attention with little control in his behaviour and may have used misbehaviour as an attempt to cry out for want of love and attention.
Part of me wonders whether Gavin's accusation of being molested by Michael was something that was purely influenced on him by his mother or whether he was wanting something like that to happen and used it as a desperate cry for love attention aswell as jealousy. I look back at the Bashir interview on the way Gavin was with Michael. He was holding Michael's hand and when Michael mentioned about sharing his bed with children and that he didn't see anything wrong with it, Gavin leaned over and put his head next to Michael's chest in an affectionate manner with a look on his face which made my hair stand on edge. Was this child trying to get Michael into trouble? Michael might not have seen it, but what was on Gavin's face was the look of a cry for help aswell as an expression of affection and guilt. After that interview Gavin made it look to the world like inappropriate things were secretly going on between him and Michael and that was leverage to a court case of child abuse.
I don't know what was going on in their minds, but I believe that Michael might not have noticed what Gavin was seemingly trying to do to him and may not have even been aware of what he was like around his staff when he wasn't there. I believe he was aware that things weren't looking so good and must've seen that the Arvizo children were far too wild in his home, causing staff distress and tearing rooms apart, and no matter how much he cared for them both as children and as friends it must've been a crushing feeling in his heart to know that these children that he had been so generous to were far from "sweet and innocent".
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