Yes afraid so-sadly.
Although I know Marr only from what I've read and seen in interviews - with his soft spoken voice and an openess that is almost childlike he is completely disarming. His interview- the series on falling in love with the guitar - captivating, his genuine enthusiasm -contagious and palpable. I imagine Mozz was drawn to this - the comfort Marr has in his skin the affable ease, a humbleness and sincerity that come across so naturally, paired with his natural musical abilities. He is instantly likable.
It seems that Mozz let down his defenses to him, and so poured forth The Smiths. This is what made me fall in love with The Smiths with Mozz- he was everything about me that hurt, felt awkward and yearned for love-he sang about feeling that way too- and it was genuine!!! What sweet solace, a balm to my numerous heartaches.
Then, when it was ripped from him, this person from whom he "Expected" so much. Why did he inexplicably expect Marr to be an endless well of sacrifice, understanding and talent?!?!- Yet instead of any self reflection- he struck out- it was "Marr's fault" - Marr's"inability to forgive" - Marr "should've just taken a break if he was so stressed" etc. - Again No accountability, No acknowledgement or reflection on how he contributed to the mess.
It is only my opinion - but the time Mozz has spent in the bubble of fame, to only be surrounded by those whose livelihood depend on him or somehow benefit from him/ his celebrity in some way or other- Of course they will prop up and parrot his perceived injustices - whether real or imagined. He has repeatedly declared himself an Island. We, sadly are not our own best council especially in times like this. Who is left to pull his coat?