Rhythm's Blues Quotes

“You fuckin’ my girl, nigga?” he asked, seething in anger. I crossed my hands at my waist. “Nah, I’m fuckin’ mine.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“Once you let a muthafucka slide with disrespecting your time, they started ice skating.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“My grams always said some things are meant to be a part of your history, but not your destiny.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“You realize that you don’t have to accept the versions of people who no longer align with who you are”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“I think creating a space where we can be truthful isn’t as hard as people make it out to be. You should be able to be vulnerable with your partner. You should be able to bring anything to them without it feeling like a personal attack or accusation.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“You should never have to change who you are to fit in their life.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“I’m not a consolation prize. Pick me the first time, or don’t pick me at all.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“I was never cocky, but I knew I was a beautiful woman, and a hating ass bitch could never make me feel otherwise.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“You realize that you don’t have to accept the versions of people who no longer align with who you are, right? People change and grow at different paces.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“I got your bitch! Don’t ever put your muthafucking hands on me, ho. You thought I was one of those pussy ass bitches. Let that be a lesson to you. Just because I don’t do drama doesn’t mean I won’t bat you in yo’ shit. You earned that one. Don’t let it happen again.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“I’m not the type of nigga that waits for somebody to tell me I can have something. If I want it, I get it. So yo’ nigga is just gon’ have to take his L in good stride ’cause I want you.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“I’m not the one that’s semi-attached to my ex. You know what you want, and you also know the type of dick I’m swinging. If you want me, you know how to contact me. Just drop me a location.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“My grandmother always told me that an idle mind was the devil’s playground.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“Niggas are never short on audacity”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“It’s not the end of the world… more like the end of an era. I’m okay though. At the end of the day”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“Daddy”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“You’re right.” She fingered my beard and smirked. “I bet I can make this grow.” I laughed out loud. “You wild”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“You keep looking at me like that and you gon’ know something,” I said”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“I don’t know. I would say until you decide where you wanna be”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“You want me to be more than I am”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“Wh-what would you do with me?” I asked curiously. “Everything he can’t.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“I can tell you now, he’s gonna be looking at all that ass in those scrub pants. He likes ’em thick too, chile.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“I smiled at the thought of everyone showing up to support my husband. I was still getting used to calling him that.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“Good sex had a way of clouding judgment, just like love.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“She was my daughter before she was your mama. I’ll beat both y’all asses.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“A nigga was so captivated by her beauty that I didn’t realize I was still holding her until she cleared her throat.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“Any relation to the Baker on the building?” “I am the Baker on the building.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“Sweet nothings will always be sweet nothings if ain’t no action behind those words.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“some things are meant to be a part of your history, but not your destiny.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues

“That’s a pretty bold move.” “I’m a pretty bold nigga.”
― Kimberly Brown, Rhythm's Blues