Comments on: Rihanna and Chris Brown

By: Rihanna Tickets

Rihanna Tickets — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 23:59:40 +0000

That’s what I believe. It is NEVER okay to hit a girl on any circumstance. Girls can’t fight back, would you want to hurt something that doesn’t fight back. I love Rihanna and I’m so happy her career is back on track.

By: Samuel W.

Samuel W. — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 21:30:29 +0000

Frustration and exasperation are understandable, but there’s no stupid sexist excuse anyone can use relevantly to justify Chris Brown beating on Rihanna like that. It was a tragic, blustery overreaction to something that could’ve been solved without all the heat he’s taken for what he’s done, and rightfully so his latest album has flopped and has been panned. This shite R&B singer is getting what’s been coming to him for a long time as a result of all this.

By: jana

jana — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 00:24:47 +0000

All of you great comments!! about the twilight thing, I agree with you!! I havent read the books but I watched the first two movies, and I completely agree. Most of our young people are not thinking straight during this times… too sad.

By: Roberto Brook

Roberto Brook — Fri, 07 May 2010 12:11:02 +0000

I don’t know what all the fuss is regarding Rihanna visiting a sex store. It is legal, it is a free country and she can do what she wants to.

By: Matthew C. Kriner

Matthew C. Kriner — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 18:58:46 +0000

At first I didn’t like her but Rihanna is a breath of fresh air!

By: For Your Viewing Pleasure | Pop-Culture | fbomb

For Your Viewing Pleasure | Pop-Culture | fbomb — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 16:54:13 +0000

[...] blaming Rihanna for that whole incident makes me seriously sick. I’ve talked about the Chris Brown / Rihanna dating abuse before, when the reports first came out…at the very least this interview will give us some [...]

By: Nina

Nina — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 21:30:17 +0000

PREACH IT! This situation is STILL making me angry today, when I think of how this SOB who pleaded GUILTY and copped a deal is out there whining about his “situation” and having fun-filled jet ski vacations. Disgusting. A little remorse from that psychopath would have been good, although it can never erase what happened- because these things never just happen.

By: Colleen

Colleen — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 02:43:44 +0000

Amen, girl. I cannot even begin to explain how infuriated I was by the way society and the media is treating this issue of dating violence among teenagers. I’ll tell you right now I asked every single girl at my high school (I go to an all girl school in new york city), and 90% of them said something like “well…she should still forgive him” “she must have done something REALLY bad”, like rihanna was some sort of child being punished by a parent! Its DISGUSTING. I don’t give a fuck what a woman “does to her boyfriend” to set off his anger, violence is NEVER acceptable. EVER. Its another story if a woman gets increasingly violent with a man and he resorts to defending himself. But if she cheats on him or insults him, or god forbid THROWS HIS KEYS OUT THE WINDOW. Its suddenly okay for him to beat the shit out of her?? All because “she made him angry”??? COME ON! THe world has GOT to be more evolved than THAT! I don’t care how angry a man gets, when he chooses to use his hands instead of his words, he’s no longer a man. He’s an animal.

By: Erin

Erin — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 01:31:27 +0000

I saw that article and it was completely ridiculous! The fact that if a woman gets abused its her fault and if a woman abuses she is psychotic is incredibly just ridiculous, there’s no better word for it. And yes New York Times, Rhianna was doing all that she could to make Chris beat her up, because I mean she really wanted that to happen. I hate the media, they’re all starting to freak out about how kids grow up too fast and are way more immature these days… Well if you put images like this into kids head obviously they will become oblivious to any truths and many things that are common sense just like someone doesn’t fight in hopes of being beaten.

Honestly I just want to see who all these people are that write those types of articles. I could bet you $100 that at least 8/10 of them will be ignorant men, woah big surprise there! Get over yourself, just cause you haven’t gone through this stuff doesn’t mean its not serious and that it is something to be taken lightly…

By: Criss

Criss — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 16:36:14 +0000

I’m finally reading Twilight, much to my chagrin, and I have to say if that is what teenage girls are reading, if Edward is their idea of a perfect boyfriend, then it’s really no surprise that girls think that it is the girl’s job to make the man happy, and that if he is angry she must have done something and she is responsible.

Throughout the book Edward is emotionally abusive and he constantly remind Bella, by telling her and by showing her, that he is stronger than she is, that he can physically overpower her. She feels guilty for being so “tempting” to him — she even feels bad that her blood is flowing quickly through her veins, because he can “feel”/hear/smell it. How is she supposed to control how her blood flows??? But she feels it is her fault, and this is what girls are reading and internalizing. Edward WANTS Bella to be afraid of him — what kind of a relationship is that? NOT “love,” and a terrible example for our young women.