Chris Brown is in bad shape brehs/brehettes

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Wasn't he sexually molested as a child? If that's the case then it makes total sense.

This is what you get when you combine childhood abuse, early stardom and being surrounded by sycophants and zero mentors.

According to some, black males can only be abusers, we are rarely considered abuse victims.
 
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Wasnt this guy on blackish + currently on tour (with two songs blowing on the charts and an album soon to drop) ?

People been saying this guy wont make it to (insert age), he'll be here at 30 and you guys will say he wont make it to 35 :russell:
 

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He is living a very unsustainable life. Drugs at home, drugs on tour, no real mentors, no woman by his side, mental issues. It's unsustainable. I post this in every Chris Breezy thread :mjcry:

Things Chris Brown should consider

#1 Move out of California
#2 Seek non-traditional drug/mental help
#3 Cut off every negative person
#4 Remove those demonic tatoos
#5 Go back to the caesar haircut
#6 Get back in the studio
 

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be a fukking homo fakkit who bleaches his hair blonde, takes shyt tons of drugs, and pays bloods extortion money brehs
 

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I hope I dont have to read about this nikka dead from an overdose. But it seems like we're headed towards something catastrophic with Brown and it will involve a lengthy stay in jail or a hospital.
 

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Lot of child stars come from broken homes and been sexually molested before they started in the industry and get turned out worse or they get turned out once they hit the industry. It's clear to see something bad happen to him and he's using drugs to distract himself from his demons. Pretty much the m.o for every child star in entertainment, if you do your research. All the money in the world and all the bytches can't fill an empty hole in the soul. Pedophiles run the world, government, entertainment you name it.

wow i didn't even know he was molested as a child but had the feeling

anytime i listen to an old chris brown song i'll think to myself how weird it was to have a 15-16 year old on the radio singing about sex, now it makes sense if he was recruited by the sick fukk sect of the music industry
 

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Who has ever said this? :mjlol:

Who makes black males the "face" of various forms of abuse (Bill Cosby, Ray Rice, OJ Simpson, Ike Turner,
Eddie Long, Afrika Bambataa) while ignoring black males as abuse victims? Everyone.

Sexual Abuse Often Taboo For Black Boys

NPR.org
July 13, 2009

Several prominent African-American women, such as Oprah Winfrey and Queen Latifah, have disclosed being sexually abused as girls. In contrast, many well-known known African-American males frame their childhood sexual experiences with women as a source of pride — or a rites of passage — instead of abuse. Dr. Carl Bell, a Chicago psychiatrist, journalist Sylvia Coleman, and Talib Darryl, who was abused as a boy, discuss the double standard.


Sexual Abuse Often Taboo For Black Boys
 

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Who makes black males the "face" of various forms of abuse (Bill Cosby, Ray Rice, OJ Simpson, Ike Turner,
Eddie Long, Afrika Bambataa) while ignoring black males as abuse victims? Everyone.

Sexual Abuse Often Taboo For Black Boys

NPR.org
July 13, 2009

Several prominent African-American women, such as Oprah Winfrey and Queen Latifah, have disclosed being sexually abused as girls. In contrast, many well-known known African-American males frame their childhood sexual experiences with women as a source of pride — or a rites of passage — instead of abuse. Dr. Carl Bell, a Chicago psychiatrist, journalist Sylvia Coleman, and Talib Darryl, who was abused as a boy, discuss the double standard.


Sexual Abuse Often Taboo For Black Boys
This doesn't answer my question, by even the remotest stretch.
The only people I've ever heard talk about male abuse victims are Womanists and Dave Chappelle.
We have a thread a month on here where a student gets abused by his teacher, and Coli brehs come in to talk about how he's a bytch for snitching, or how they wish they'd been molested in school.
 
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