I do sympathize. Getting fired never feels good no matter the circumstances (especially if you really love your job). Yet, I find it somewhat humorous that once again, Tamar doesn't know what she did. She never knows what she did. She sings that song a lot. She doesn't know what she did to be fired from The Real; she didn't know why her sisters had a problem with her for nearly three seasons of their show (even though they all attempted to tell her point blank, but whenever they made the attempt, Tamar caught feelings, got loud, got disrespectful and walked away); I suppose she didn't know why she lost past record deals either. See the pattern here? Something is always 'happening to Tamar' but Tamar is never the cause. The girl clearly has a narcissistic personality disorder. She can't see past her nose.I don't know what it's going to take for her to realize that not every one in the world is a Tamartian. There are a lot of people who have a problem with Tamar's antics. She may be a very entertaining personality, but she's also at times, a misguided, overly-assertive, unnecessarily aggressive brat with a false sense of entitlement. I don't want to see Tamar play victim, and once again cry her eyes out over something she had everything to do with, unless she's actually going to be mature enough to OWN her s#!T this time.