I think it was also her parents and her managers that were controlling, but I suppose she could have stood up to them if she wanted to.

^ Yeah, I guess. But then again she was 14-15 back then so she probably didn't really understand everything that was going on. I also think that if the Farros were really that miserable from the start, they would've quit a long time ago, so idk.

From how I read his statement, I felt Josh was complaining more about the management and Hayley's parents than about Hayley. And especially about how 'manufactured' the band was. In my honest opinion, probably every singer and band that you hear on the mainstream radio is 'manufactured'. Not everything starts out naturally. Hayley has talked about how the band started out in the band's Livejournal and she didn't hide the fact that she was the only one signed to Atlantic Records, which is exactly what Josh had mentioned in his statement. It's just that the way he wrote his statement. He sounded very bitter. I think the fire was also fueled after his breakup with Hayley. Things between them went downhill from there.

I'm sure everyone has their bad sides to them. Josh included.

I thought he might've been right, but after watching "The Last Word," I'm more in agreement with the rest of the members. Hayley clarified and corrected most of it, and made more sense than Josh. I definitely think he exaggerated in the blog, just because he was so upset.

Maybe,everyone has their bads sides.Even hayley she is not perfect.And i think josh was angry thats why he said those things the way he did.