Independently Foolish
Career Successful, Relationship Foolish!
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It’s amazing how women deal with men that are hazardous to their health. How much love is too much love? When is it time to just walk away? It is going to take a death to occur, for a woman to lose absolutely everything, or for the man to actually leave? Women are the most precious beings in the world and are the first to be taken advantage. Is population the problem whereas there are more women in the world than men? There has to be something to keep women dealing with these low down, ain’t shit, no good men they keep. It could be sex; however, you can get that anywhere. I have yet to find the answer to any of these questions but, hopefully after reading this book, the women of today can clearly see when they should walk away and stop being taking advantage. Someone once told me that it is harder to find a good man, than it is to find a good woman. Is this true? Don’t be surprised that it was a man that told me that. Many men are selfish beings and their egos are way too high. A man could have no job, no car, and bad credit but, he may think he is all that and a bag of chips. In contrast, a woman could have a couple degrees, her own car, own house, and own job, and men feel like that is what they are supposed to have. Women are not rewarded for what they do or what they have. The baddest bitch gets cheated on these days whether they are celebrities or not. When is it time to just give up on a man and say enough is enough damn?
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About the Book
Upon meeting Mr. Wrong, with every lie, multiple disappointments, infidelity, an abortion, many tear breaking encounters, she still tried to work things out. No matter what happened, what he did, and even being unavailable for many nights, she kept hope alive. After being in a non-existing engagement, a miserable marriage, mental and emotional abuse, she finally found her strength to leave. Strength came with a price though, loneliness, anger, sadness, and a broken heart. But, this is where she learned self-respect. Self-respect is priceless. The lesson behind this all is, no matter what you do in a relationship to “earn” a ring, you cannot marry a man that don’t want to be married. You can cook, clean, and even be as sexy as possible, nothing will work. The lesson here is you can be on top of your game and still be foolish. Opposites do not attract, they divide.
About the Author
Dr. Erika Jones was born in the south side of Chicago. Throughout her childhood, she moved around a lot living in mostly the suburbs. She became a mom at the early age of 16. Being a teen mom motivated her to push for success. She skipped a grade in high school going from a sophomore to a senior, and went straight to college. She received her Bachelors of Art in 2007, her Master’s in Public Administration in 2009, and her Ph.D. in Public Policy & Administration in 2018. She is raising 3 beautiful girls. She spends her spare time advocating for social injustice, writing, and reading books. Her career of choice is Finance/School Administration and has been for the last eleven years. What she aspires in life is to be happy.