Chris Brown

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berrydiva said:
I can kind of understand this a bit...I've seen and know women who show up when they're other half is going out for a guys night and do the same thing, walk over to the table and say "hey, what's up". So I can see how something can escalate from there or why a guy would say don't come to this place I'll be at tonight. To me, respect is lacking, on both sides, if you have to tell someone not to come to your guys/girls night out and if the person shows up anyway.

Chis grew up with a very skewed view of the dynamic between men and women, I'm not excusing his behavior obviously.
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Except she wouldn't have known where he was going to be unless he'd been talking with her. In which case he was still keeping in touch with his supposed ex. And the other woman had sent him a text earlier telling him she would be there. If he was too dumb or too drunk to check his phone before handing it to Rihanna, that's on him. I still think he's deflecting in this interview to try to make himself look better about the beating after all these years.
 
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bag-mania said:
Except she wouldn't have known where he was going to be unless he'd been talking with her. In which case he was still keeping in touch with his supposed ex. And the other woman had sent him a text earlier telling him she would be there. If he was too dumb or too drunk to check his phone before handing it to Rihanna, that's on him. I still think he's deflecting in this interview to try to make himself look better about the beating after all these years.
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I really don't think it takes as much effort as you're suggesting for people to know where you are nowadays. People post where they're going to be at each moment on social networks. If it's grammy weekend or a celeb filled weekend, you know which parties the A-listers are going to attend; Chris was a definite A-lister before this incident. He doesn't have to be in contact with the woman at all for her to know where to pop up. I want to make it clear that I'm not defending Chris in any way shape or form but I've seen a very many of these aggressive groupie women in action. Any woman who knows you're dating someone, still pops up at your table while your girlfriend is sitting next to you is not giving up easily and is aggressive in her pursuit. His involvement with her made Rihanna insecure in their relationship, which is understandable...unfortunately, they were too young and both had volatile personalities so they didn't have the proper coping mechanisms.

Personally, I think he needs to stop talking about this incident. His side of the story will never garner sympathy from most reasonable people and he needs to leave both Rihanna and Kae alone on the socialwebs.
 
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