So if you have not read the latest regarding Chris Brown please read here: Chris Brown Smashes Window Good Morning America after Rihanna Assault Quiz...
I don't know obviously the fact he is getting so angry and smashing a window is not a great sign, however in a recent post when I looked at the issues of: Forgive him he's an idiot...eadartt! one of the comments I received was biblical... "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone I find that helps me....."
So in the spirit of not being unforgiving I'm going to try to use empathy to understand what it must be like for Chris Brown to try and promote his new album F.A.M.E whilst possibly the only thing the media may be interested in is his assault on Rihanna (or giving him a hard time about it, because I'm guessing the media don't want people to get the impression all is forgiven even though they have him on the show promoting his album).
It must trouble him so bad... and that is not to take aware from the issues of domestic violence or the effect it has on victims or anything like that.
But for someone trying to make a change in their life (this is assuming he is) to have their past indiscretion(s) constantly brought up must be so tough, but here is were accountability comes into play.
As tough as it may be for Chris Brown, reacting in the way he allegedly did is not a good look and the sooner he learns that unfortunately that topic is par for the course whilst he is in the public eye, then I think he's going to be punching a lot of wndow's because that 'incident' is unlikely to go away anytime soon.
What do you think BDSS'ers par for the course? or as someone trying to change should he be granted a break?
Also after the interview Chris tweeted: 'I'm so over people bringing this past s**t up!!! Yet we praise Charlie sheen and other celebs for there [sic] bulls**t'
Does he have a point? or as I said par for the course and he really needs to worry about himself.
