Pic of Rhianna's Face After Chris Beat Her Up

KinksnWinks wrote: how does one act if they are remorseful but want to move on, are you suppose to walk around with your head hung low or do you keep it moving...I just don't understand..

I personally feel like in 2009 the humiliation and pressure was more so put on Rihanna. Black celebs were tweeting about supporting Chris brown bc he's a good guy and just sickening shyt like that. All of this happened and it didn't slow down his career whatsoever...he never took a time out. This traumatic experience happens in feb and he never laid low and sought help bc the transform ya video came out in Oct followed up quickly by his album. He promoted all of it like it was all good and black outlets treated it as such.

his career did slow down

How did his career slow down if he was still actively working? That album didn't sell as well but HE didn't slow down.

ms_wonderland wrote: ScorpioLuv wrote: Addicted19034 wrote: Seeing this again just makes me question her judgement four years later She still couldn't move past him? She could have anyone else That furthers my thought that more happened in that car than what we know and/or she thinks like one too many girls Ive come across which is all f*cked up I dont think anything more happened that night in the car aside from a guy snapping and beating the sh*t out of girlfriend because he couldn't handle being nagged and pressured about a situation. I am not gathering this from your statement but a general theory was that she deserved it because she attacked him first and all this and that bullsh*t yet his mugshot looks pretty damn good to me while she looks like the after on super Nintendo Punch Out. It really, really upset me when ppl jumped to this conclusion bc its the way ppl treat blk couples affected by DV all the time.

The first part of that statement I got from reading and seeing her say all these things about her violence toward men in interviews. Videos of similar things from yt have even been posted on here,where posters laughed and said the girl deserved it bc she wanted to try and fight a man like a man. (Ive seen things like that in real life too)

The second part is from other things Ive seen girls like her do (stay with/get back with abusers), I cant even call them women bc their mentality is so f*cked up.

The problem with the black community in a nutshell

bunzaveli wrote: EPITOME wrote: Gkisses wrote: They both came from households were DV was present right? yes....buuut idk...i would think you would see that and not do it/put yourself in that situation i grew up around ratchetness, i love watching ratchetness unfold. makes me feel at home.