Chris Brown explains why men cheat on their women

Photo Credit: Instagram - @chrisbrownofficial
Photo Credit: Instagram – @chrisbrownofficial

Chris Brown’s romance troubles have become a thing of legend in the entertainment industry. Throughout his time in the spotlight, Brown went from being in a volatile and violent relationship (twice) with Rihanna to being in somewhat less dysfunctional relationships with his other famous ex-girlfriend Karrueche Tran. However, his last relationship was ruined by the revelation that he cheated on Tran with his baby’s mama, Nia Guzman. With such a sordid past with women, Brown certainly isn’t regarded as an angel or a loyal man in the public eye. But in a recent post, Brown defended his weakness for infidelity and explained why men cheat on their women.

Brown posted the cheating explanation on Instagram yesterday, leaning heavily on the age old explanation that both men and women cheat, but their reasons and validity in doing so carry with them a difference in weight.


“We cheat on our girlfriends but we don’t want them to cheat on us. You know why? Because we know cheating is wrong! We cheat for sex, just to f— but when a woman cheats she cheats for love and affection. She cheats with a guy that can potentially replace you. We cheat the most but women cheat the best. We dish it out but we can’t take it back. We act like it’s the end of the world when we get cheated on. Women are not afraid to love, commit and be loyal but the problem sometimes is with us men,” Brown wrote.

Photo Credit: Instagram - @chrisbrownofficial
Photo Credit: Instagram – @chrisbrownofficial

It’s worth noting that Brown’s cheating explanation comes just a few weeks after Rihanna famously took shots at her exes on Instagram and claimed that “None of my exs are married or in happy relationships, so it’s safe to say that I wasn’t da problem.”


Most people assume she was talking about Brown and her other famous on-again, off-again beau, Drake. And it looks like Brown is having one of those reflective moments about his own role in his failed relationships.

However, we’re not holding our breath on him applying any lessons he’s learned about his romantic faults – at least not until we see it in action.

But what do you think of Brown’s message? Let us know in the comments.

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