The Steps a Young Woman Must Take
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Step Three: Mentality (way of thinking)
Most boys are nice and say nice things about you, when you
first meet them. Get to Know him by talking to him and listening to him. His real personality (naughty or nice) will be revealed (shown) in his actions (the way he acts) and words (what he says). if he refers (speak of) to girls as ugly or nasty names, he doesn’t respect women and will say the same thing about you.
If a boy likes you, he’ll respect you; he won’t force you to do anything. There is no right or wrong, when it concerns (comes from) anyone’s personal opinion (thoughts or beliefs), we all have to practice more on respecting each other’s thoughts;
whether we agree with it or not.
Don’t allow a boy to disrespect you by cursing or calling you nasty names. You can do this by leaving the crowd when he walks up.
Report his nasty language and actions to a teacher or adult.
Make sure that you also tell your parents, they will follow up
(talk about the problem) with the teacher or adult and his parents.
If you don’t do anything about his actions he will get worst.
Don’t be afraid to tell, he only controls (has power) what you give him.
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About the Book
This book was written exclusively for young girls between the ages of seven thru fourteen. The author feels that, this is the point in life; where the process of wisdom is more strenuous. Instead of teaching girls to search for a role model, we need to teach them to look up, to themselves and be role models for their peers. Children are learning about sex, love and dealing with their peers; through television’s versions of cartoons, teenage sit comedies and movie productions at ages younger than six years old. She has focused on six major steps, giving detailed explanations and tips in
easy to understand terms.
The steps are Body Cleanliness, Body Responsibility, Mentality, Body Protection, Puberty and Body Safety.
About the Author
She’s not an expert nor scholar on child behavior. A woman who has walked a path of low self esteem and depression so deep, that it almost made her give up on life. In the moment of her deepest despair Jesus spoke “write it down”. she started writing; thinking that Jesus had told her to write a book. She decided to write about the pain, that was smothering her life. Every available moment was spent writing. Each evening she would review her writing always starting from the beginning.
Eighteen months later it was finished; she mailed out copies to six publishing houses, one was interested but, wanted it rewritten in the third person. She started reviewing it for a rewrite suddenly she realized; she could laugh at the things that once caused her pain. Immediately she knew that God had used her writing to mend her spirit. She stopped all publishing plans and started writing again. Wondering if she could stop or change the pattern of low self esteem among women, How?, When?. Twenty one years have passed and it is finished.