#Christopher Maurice brown

[yourismineff]

00: Prologue

Winnie’s P.o.V

My face instinctively scrunched into a what-the-fuck-did-you-say mug while I started at my best friend from across the kitchen. “Aht! Fix your face Winifried,” Mariah shook her finger at me probably already feeling the weight of my judgement.. Even though I probably heard her incorrectly.

“I asked if you would come to the Playhouse with me.”

Shit I didn’t mishear her, “ tonight” she swiftly added.

The invite left my mind whirling, Mariah dramatically clasped her hands in front of her chest and playfully poked her bottom lip out at me, “please Winnie, I need a plus one.” I could feel my hands start to clam up already, and I played with my food in front of me. I only know a few things about Playhouse: first thing is it's a BDSM kink club, not that the rest is needed but, second Mariah frequents quite often, and last is that Mariah swears she legally can’t tell me anything else.

But I noticed the bruises on her legs and I had to show her how to cover the real wild looking hickies with professional makeup. Again, nothing she swears it wasn’t anything more than what she was asking for. I guess I was hesitating with the decision if I could watch how people would get such bruises.

“Free dinner and a show or two?” I arched an eyebrow waiting for the other shoe to drop.

“Yes. My date stood me up and you're my best sub I have..” Mariah clammed her lips together and popped them open “on short notice of course.” There was a glimpse of a smile but it was gone before I could question it. Why didn't she reach into the contact list and pull out any of her very attractive gym buddies and substitute with them?

“Come on Winnie, It'll be fun. You’ll enjoy a show or two, eat a five star dinner and we’ll go home horny enough to turn on each other.” Mariah's lips formed a small smile on her face as if she liked the idea. she tilted her head to the side. “Doesn’t that sound like a good time?” Heat crept behind my ear as the idea of crossing that line with Mariah has crossed my mind but was I really ready to have that experience? She’s joking, I told myself as pieces of the night I had crawled into her bed a little too drunk and she only cuddled me. That morning after was a tad bit embarrassing, especially since I know I did not go into her bedroom that night to cuddle.

Mariah is your best friend. “Fine, I’ll go.” It’s just that simple, she smiled in trumph and gave me a full glance over as I drank from my ‘morally black’ booktok coffee mug and stood from her placement with a smug look on her face. I had just agreed to go to a sex club with my best friend and now… what? My eyes were now sneaking peaks at the sharp outline of her cheekbones and the fullness of her lips. I wondered what was her secret to looking as if she could beat up someone’s boyfriend, and still looking like she's soft as pillows and silk to touch.

“I’m going to the gym, I’ll be back in more than enough tome so be ready by 10pm!” Mariah calls out while leaving me standing in the kitchen with hazelnut coffee that I now was stuck imagining is how my roommate’s pussy taste.

No Mariah. Dinner and a show or two.

No more. No Less.

[sushiwrote]

𝐂𝐇𝐑𝐈𝐒 𝐁𝐑𝐎𝐖𝐍 ✮ 𝟏𝟏:𝟏𝟏 𝐓𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐀𝐅𝐓𝐄𝐑 𝐏𝐀𝐑𝐓𝐘

6/08/24 — More flicks of Christopher from yesterday’s concert after party. I thought about posting that video where he was eyeing some girl in the club but I’ll leave it. With his whore ass ! Enhancing by me. — Photo Credits [ xx ]

[lauracbreezy]

Chris Brown

[dearjewels22]

Happy birthday to THE GOAT! THE BULL! HIM!

[rnbria]

This was a special time. The entire friend group was together for this movie and most of us, if not all, spent the night over Courtney’s, I ran out of my socks and shoes running away from this truck “following us” and the movie was actually amazing.

[breezyuniverse]

BRUHHHHHHHH This is some offensive shit 👀

But with that level of sass and shiz. The decadence? WHEW CHILE

[liquoricebxxxh]

Kevin “K-Mac” McCall is a very talented, tormented soul just like Marvin Gaye was. I really want to see him win 🥺

[ray-the-sad-cat]

QUEER/LGBTQ CLASSIC LITERATURE 📖📚☕🌱🎧

I've been reading more classics/modern classics recently but sometimes I find it difficult to connect with the story, not just due to complex language but also because of the unrelatable subjects of many classics, especially due to the suppression of writers of colour, gender, sexuality, etc. however I have found focusing on queer literature has helped me relate to stories and themes much easier, below is a list of LGBTQ (mostly gay and lesbian) classics and modern classics. keep in mind I haven't read all of these and many may contain violent or uncomfortable themes.

1.the Perks of being a wallflower by Stephen chbosky

2.the secret history by Donna tartt

3.the picture of Dorian grey by Oscar Wilde

4. Sappho (any collection of her poetry)

5. Giovanni's room by James Baldwin

6.carmilla by Sheridan le fanu

7. a portrait of the artist as a young man by James Joyce

8. holding the man by timothy conigrave

9. Annie on my mind by Nancy garden

10. Maurice by e.m Forster

11. oranges are not the only fruit by Jeanette winterson

12. ruby fruit by Rita mar brown

13. nightwood by djuna Barnes

14. confessions of a mask by Yukio Mishima

15. goodbye to Berlin by Christopher Isherwood

16.a single man by Christopher Isherwood

17. Christopher and his kind by Christopher Isherwood

18. breakfast at Tiffany's by Truman capok

18. Joseph and his friend by Bayard Taylor

19.imre: a memorandum by Edward irenaeus prime-stevenson

20. in the absence of men by Philippe besson

21. the moustache by Emmanual carrere

[qbdatabase]

do you have rec for queer books written & published before the 1980s? the older the better.

If you also want to see genre and what kind of rep (mlm, wlw, trans, etc), you can use the fiction database on my blog, sort by year, and see more info on each book!

Queer Fiction, 1870s - 1980

Carmilla by Le Fanu, J. Sheridan

Orlando by Woolf, Virgina

The Well of Loneliness by Hall, Radclyffe

Nightwood by Barnes, Djuna

Olivia by Strachey, Dorothy

The Price of Salt by Highsmith, Patricia

The Charioteer by Renault, Mary

Giovanni's Room by Baldwin, James

Another Country by Baldwin, James

City of Night by Rechy, John

A Single Man by Isherwood, Christopher

The Power of the Dog by Savage, Thomas

Patience & Sarah by Miller, Isabel

The Left Hand of Darkness by Le Guin, Ursula K.

Fadeout by Hansen, Joseph

Maurice by Forster, E. M.

William's Doll by Zolotow, Charlotte

Rubyfruit Jungle by Brown, Rita Mae

Death Claims by Hansen, Joseph

Dhalgren by Delany, Samuel R.

Troublemaker by Hansen, Joseph

They: A Sequence of Unease by Dick, Kay

The Man Everybody Was Afraid Of by Hansen, Joseph

Tales of the City by Maupin, Armistead

Skinflick by Hansen, Joseph

Wild Seed by Butler, Octavia E.

[tatishantel]

Before The Fame

Christopher Maurice Brown was born on May 5th, 1989 to his mother Joyce Hawkins, and his father Clinton Brown in Tappahannock Virginia. His parents stayed together till he was 7. Brown's mother had another child from a previous relationship who is his older sister. The two later raised one of the greatest artists known to man who has various talents in many different genres and areas. Stay tuned for more!

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[divinesymmetry]

Pride Month list part 2: book edition

I read a lot (and I mean a lot) of queer books, especially during my YA phase ages 15-17, but here are a few that have particularly stood out to me, and why you should read them:

Maurice by E.M. Forster (published posthumously in 1971): everything you'd want from an early 20th century romance, except it's gay, and arguably the best piece of 20th century queer literature

On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous by Ocean Vuong (2019): absolutely heartwrenching, will have you gasping for air in between sobs, and it's written by a poet so you KNOW the prose is amazing

Young Mungo by Douglas Stuart (2022): set in 1990s Glasgow, will absolutely rip your heart out and tear it to shreds

Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo (2021): 1950s lesbian coming of age during the red scare, need I say more?

Don't Cry for Me by Daniel Black (2022): written in the form of letters, from a Black father to his gay son

Swimming in the Dark by Tomasz Jedrowski (2020): for some reason, no one seems to have read this, and they absolutely should have. will, once again, leave you in sobs (I am beginning to suspect I might cry easily)

My Government Means to Kill Me by Rasheed Newson (2022): another underhyped one, about race and sexuality during the AIDS crisis

Un Garçon d'Italie by Philippe Besson (2003): one of the narrators is literally a rotting corpse, that should be intriguing enough

A Single Man by Christopher Isherwood (1964), Confusion by Stefan Zweig (1927), Rubyfruit Jungle by Rita Mae Brown (1973) and Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin (1956) because, if you're like me, you're desparate to find queer literature from before the 1990s

Angels in America by Tony Kushner (1993), much quicker to read than to watch though, unfortunately, you do not have Andrew Garfield as Prior Walter in the written version

Ace of Spades by Faridah Abiké-Iyimidé (2021) starts with a quote from Get Out and that tells you everything you need to know

Ziggy, Stardust and Me by James Brandon (2019) is surprisingly rich for YA, exploring homosexuality in the 1970s, conversion therapy and Native American identity

Crush by Richard Siken (2005) if you're more into poetry, particularly the kind that will bring you physical and emotional pain

Dykes to Watch Out For by Alison Bechdel (1986) because you can't not read Alison Bechdel

The Charm Offensive by Alison Cochrun (2021), The Feeling of Falling in Love by Mason Deaver (2022), and She Drives Me Crazy by Kelly Quindlen (2021) are the perfect romcoms if you want to switch your brain off for a few hours (or emotionally recover from half of the other books on this list)

For the similar list I made about movies, click here

Happy Pride!🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

[sushiwrote]

𝐂𝐇𝐑𝐈𝐒 𝐁𝐑𝐎𝐖𝐍 𝐏𝐄𝐑𝐅𝐎𝐑𝐌𝐒 "𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐈𝐃𝐔𝐀𝐋𝐒 "

♡ 𝟏𝟏:𝟏𝟏 𝐓𝐎𝐔𝐑 !

6/10/24 — I should’ve titled this post ‘ Chris Brown performs the best song off of the 11:11 Deluxe ‘ but that would’ve shaken the table a little bit coming from the biggest Closer stan ( me ) , no ? — Video Credits [ xx ]

[lauracbreezy]

Happy Birthday Chris Brown! 🎊🎉🎈

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What are ur fav books? (Fic and nonfic) If ya got 2.5h to kill I may as well send asks xD

skgkxlkslf im actually on the train now but that just means i have 7 more hours to kill so yes! thank you!

(im gonna have to divide this up into categories and ill give you my top 5 for each because im an indecisive bitch)

fav classic novels: women in love by d. h. lawrence, the waves & mrs dalloway by virginia woolf, a portrait of the artist as a young man by joyce, moby-dick (duh!)

fav contemporary classic novels (post-wwii for simplicity's sake): a single man by christopher isherwood, beloved by toni morrison, the haunting of hill house by shirley jackson (i read this every year for halloween), giovanni's room by james baldwin, housekeeping by marilynne robinson

fav classic novels that were written in 1913/14 but not published until 1971 thus making you reconsider the categories you take for granted before even having read a single word: maurice by e. m. forster

fav contemporary novels: a little life by hanya yanagihara (this is not a recommendation actually if you want to read this book find a therapist first, then put it in a box labeled 'uncle jimmy's failed tie-dye projects' and forget about it forever), call me by your name by andré aciman, earthlings by sayaka murata, milkman by anna burns, my tender matador by pedro lemebel

fav recent novels: assembly by natasha brown (you could also call this a novella tbh i think it's less than a hundred pages), swimming in the dark by tomasz jedrowski, the life of the mind by christine smallwood, jonathan abernathy you are kind by molly mcghee, the book of goose by yiyun li

fav short stories/short story collections: mothers and sons by colm toíbín, dubliners by james joyce, the garden party by katherine mansfield, odour of chrysanthemums by d. h. lawrence, life ceremony by sayaka murata

fav nonfiction: sea and sardinia by d. h. lawrence, the lonely city by olivia laing, fearing the black body by sabrina strings, a field guide to getting lost by rebecca solnit, shrill by lindy west

honorable mentions: the color purple by alice walker, through a glass darkly by jostein gaarder, disorientation by elaine hsieh chou, medallions by zofia nalkowska, what we dont talk about when we talk about fat by aubrey gordon

THANK YOU FOR THE ASK THIS TOOK ME A FULL HOUR

[rnbria]

Michael Jackson x Chris Paul x Chris Brown sections of my wall. 2009.

[madamlaydebug]

note: christopher maurice brown is an american singer, songwriter, rapper, dancer, actor, businessman, entrepreneur, visionary, innovator & icon. he is one of the most successful rnb singers of all time as he has often been referred to by many contemporaries as the ‘king of rnb’. his musical style has been defined as polyhedric; with his music being characterized by several influences from other genres. his lyrics develop predominantly over themes of romance, sex, fast life, desire, lovesickness, regret, emotional conflict & loneliness. he has had wide comparisons to the legendary michael jackson for his stage presence. here, he grooves to ‘unavailable’ from the great davido.