Rihanna Has Forgiven Chris Brown, Why Haven’t You?

[huntsy_2000]

It's long, but thin. that's nasty. It's all about the girth baby

This is true. As annoying as Brendon from Big Brother is, he has a lovely dick. Lots of girth.

[Novice]

She's carribbean, there's a lot of patois in their English.

In my experience Bajans speak at least two languages, patois and English. They speak/teach English is schools so IMO she's just being a twat coz she's been caught out.

However, she was the victim who got beaten both physically & in some/a lot of the media & he's the "bad boy" who nothing has happened to & now has a couple of Grammys. So maybe she feels she has nothing left to lose?
I can believe that it sounds like I'm defending this idiot. It's so frustrating... She has resources that a lot of women don't have & (regardless of his lack of punishment) she does this? It makes me physically sick.
I remember my ex blaming me, his family blaming me & some one told me "well, he said he slapped you"... I think I lost the plot at that point & told them exactly what happened & they were shocked by how different our accounts were.
If I'd had Rhiannon's resources, shit....

Sorry. I'm very frustrated by her behaviour & disgusted too & it opens old wounds.

/rant.

[fgg]

Cheryl Cole: We Should All Forgive Chris Brown for Rihanna Assault

Chris Brown has a new ally in British pop star Cheryl Cole.

During a recent radio interview on In: Demand With Alex James, "Call My Name" singer Cole, 28, said she believes Brown has made positive changes in his life since assaulting then-girlfriend Rihanna in February 2009.

"I think it's really kind of Rihanna [to forgive Brown]," Cole explained. "She's come out and publicly forgiven him, really." (Indeed, sources told Us Weekly in January that the exes had been hooking up on-and-off for the past year. They also released two new songs together in February.)

"I think it's about time we all [forgave Brown], if I'm completely honest, if you want my opinion," Cole continued. "I think it's time we all moved on. That guy is talented as hell."

Brown, 23, thanked Cole for her kind words via Twitter Saturday. "You're amazing! I appreciate you," he wrote. "Thanks for the support and believing in me as an artist."

Not everyone is in Brown's corner, however. After the "Turn Up the Music" singer went home with a Grammy Award for Best R&B Album in February and performed twice that evening, Miranda Lambert, 28, vented about his comeback on Twitter.

"Chris Brown twice? I don't get it. He beat on a girl. Not cool that we act like that didn't happen," she wrote. "He needs to listen to 'Gunpowder and Lead and be put back in his place. Not at the Grammys."

A few days later, Brown responded via Twitter, writing: "Using my name to get publicity? I love it! Perform your heart out! Go buy Miranda Lambert's album! So motivational and 'perfect!'"

Rihanna, for her part, doesn't feel the need to explain why she's friendly with Brown again. "I respect what other people have to say. The bottom line is that everyone thinks differently," she told ELLE in May.

"It's very hard for me to accept, but I get it," Rihanna, 24, added of the criticism. "People end up wasting their time on the blogs or whatever, ranting away, and that's all right. I don't hate them for it."

[Sarzy]

Oh feck off, Cheryl. But she would say that, she's pretty handy with her fists too...

[greysfang]

Who?

[Catty]

I think most people don't feel a need to forgive him for anything - I don't listen to him because I think his music sucks! If Rihanna wants to be with a guy who beats the shit out of her then she's free to do so. Personally I'm getting tired of hearing about both of them.

[nancydrew]

I'm more offended by his shitty music than I am about any of this shit now

[Grimmlok]

"He sings pretty so forgive him!"

Does that go for anybody who isn't similarly talented? How about one that kicks the fuck out of you, Cheryl? I can't sing for shit, but I'm willing to crack your head against a wall in the name of fucking science.

Stupid cow. Think before you speak. Better yet, don't say anything.

[lizzybabe]

Celebrities are forgiven anything. Look at all the people lining up to welcome Mel Gibson back with open arms.

I think the fact he is unapologetic and unrepentant is I think what galls people the most.

[whitetigeress]

Why haven't I?


I don't forgive easily and I sure the hell definitely don't forget! My exes can all testify to that.


Dem stupid bitches make me proud of the above statement.

[SoCalMarie]

"I think it's about time we all [forgave Brown], if I'm completely honest, if you want my opinion," Cole continued. "I think it's time we all moved on. That guy is talented as hell."

.....says the random person. I'm glad you think that I should "forgive" Chris because he's just "talented as hell". I agree with your reasoning. Who is this chick?





....I don't need to "forgive" him for anything. He didn't do anything to me personally. But I refuse to support the career a person that acts the way he does (both personally/publicly).
And I wasn't a fan of his music even before I learned what a huge a**hole he really was (and still is).

[rollo]

Cheryl Cole (footballer's wife, random from Simon Cowell's stable) is the last person who should have an opinion about boyfriends! Oh, but maybe she wants a musical collaborator for her embarrassing pop songs?

Fight for this love!

[Sarzy]

^ Cheryl is one of the most famous people in the UK, unfortunately. She was in a girl group called Girls Aloud and she was a judge on UK X Factor. She was the one who got a job on US X Factor but was axed at the last minute.
Oh and like Chris Brown she has punched a black woman.

Eta- Haha, Rollo we posted at the same time.

[stef]

Cheryl Cole (footballer's wife, random from Simon Cowell's stable) is the last person who should have an opinion about boyfriends! Oh, but maybe she wants a musical collaborator for her embarrassing pop songs?

Fight for this love!

bingo.