Singer Britney Spears recounts his experience of being forced into psychiatric care against his will during his conservatorship.

In a fiery rant on social media, the "Ooh La La" singer detailed the long-term effects she continues to suffer from and noted how her oft-criticized dance videos are her way of bringing a level of normalcy to her everyday life.

Taking in Instagram On Thursday, Britney Spears first addressed those who question and criticize the many dance videos she posts.

"So many people have had something to say about me expressing myself through art," the 43-year-old wrote, adding: "I don't think many of you forget that I still have nerve damage on the right side of my body from the horrific experience I had. experienced when I was placed somewhere against my will and had to literally sit in a chair for 10 hours a day, 7 days a week, for 4 months.”

In her memoir, "The Woman in Me," Spears spoke publicly about the harrowing ordeal of being held against her will in a psychiatric hospital.

According to the singer, the act occurred after she refused to dance during rehearsals for the since-cancelled "Britney: Domination" residency show in Las Vegas.

Realizing the incredible nature of it all, Spears continued, “I don't expect anyone to believe me, but I have a schedule (for) everything! It was horrible what they did and (how) they hurt my body.”

After noting that she deleted many of her dance videos because they were less than "pleasant," Spears defiantly declared that she was ready to move on.

"I decided today (to start) my healing process," the "Brightest Morning Star" singer said, "but what I don't show is my right arm and a stiff hand for the first hour after I wake up every morning. (I am) unable to advance (them) because of an extremely sick plan made by ignorant people.”

Spears claims that she was eventually helped in her need by a rabbi from the Kabbalah Center in Los Angeles, but much of the damage—which she is unwilling to share—had already been done.

"Those people (in psychiatric care) hurt me and I will never come forward and talk about what they did," Spears exclaimed.

"If you read the book, it's nothing compared to the real damage," she continued.

Because of what she went through, Britney Spears now says that she almost burned out from performing.

"Can you imagine me performing on stage with the heart of a child (and) feeling like I'm somebody after being made to feel like less than nothing," she asked.

"I remember the feeling of performing and feeling like Superwoman," Spears further explained, relating her past to "a badass (performer) like Beyoncé.”

Although memories of her superstar days are long gone, Spears says she is now the "opposite" version of who she once was; someone "extremely shy" who prefers to "do video" from the comfort of home.

Her fire is now, Spears claims, directed at those who caused her pain.

"I have a dream to spit in the face of those people who did this to me," she admits, adding, "I miss my fans, but if you read my book, you'll realize that (those people) ruined me."

While singing in her hit "Piece of Me," Britney Spears today finds happiness in "bein' a Mama" instead of the spotlight.

According to a recent post on The Blastthe singer spent Christmas getting together with her two sons, Sean Preston Federline and Jayden James Federline, who are now 19 and 18, respectively.

Spears shared her happiness with a video on Instagram on Christmas Day, in which she is seen hugging and teasing Jayden as they spend time together in front of the restaurant's fireplace.

“Best Christmas of my life,” she captioned the video, continuing, “I haven't seen my boys in two years! Tears of joy and literally in shock every day – (soooo) crazy so in love and blessed. I am speechless, thank you Jesus!”

In early December, Spears shocked fans when she announced on Instagram that she had moved to Mexico to escape the paparazzi.

Although her words seemed convincing, it was revealed TMJ that the singer was only joking. As of today, Spears is still a resident of the United States.