Why Michael Jackson was so shy?

Jackson said he was so shy at times he surrounded himself with dummies. “Because I felt I needed people, someone, and I didn’t have,” he said. “I was too shy to be around real people.” “That was one of the loves of my life,” Jackson said.

Did Michael Jackson suffer from loneliness?

He may have been the world’s most famous pop star, but Michael Jackson was a sad, lonely figure who lived for his children and longed for a more normal life. So say his two bodyguards, Bill Whitfield and Javon Beard, who were with him virtually 24/7 during the last two-and-a-half years of his life.

Did Michael Jackson love baseball?

Jackson was intrigued by baseball being considered America’s favorite pastime. “I’m going to wear them.” The equipment also served to protect Jackson’s knees and shins from his own athletic drills during his aerodynamic dance routines.

What was Michael Jackson like as a person?

You mixx those things together, man, you have Michael Jackson.” ‘What I found was someone who was not even remotely threatening-or-intimidating. When I first met him, he was a very shy person, he had a beautiful smile and a very warm welcome — but he was a very shy person.

Did Michael Jackson have an anxiety disorder?

It’s possible that Michael Jackson had an anxiety disorder – he did claim that just going near his father made him vomit from fear. That could be consistent with an anxiety disorder. I think an anxiety disorder was the least of Michael Jackson’s concerns.

Was Michael Jackson ever tried in court?

Michael Jackson was tried, all the accusers were assembled for questioning and statements, but he was acquitted of all charges in a US court of law by a jury convinced of his complete innocence. In addition to that, every other accuser Jackson ever had never made it to court on its own merit.

Should Michael Jackson’s accusers have even made the news?

What many people still do not realize is that none of Jackson’s accusers should have even made the news. There was never anything there to begin with. It was all sensationalism, hearsay and hype. Michael Jackson was crucified largely because of his fame. It all started with the first accuser.