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Love on layaway, Are you a girlfriend by recession? News flash! News flash! The terms of usage . This miniature pimp was in season with a new romance, he got you on the savings aisle like a pair of new pants. Check your receipt baby girl, over priced and he wasn't even a bargain; his stocks aren't up on your brand so compare your discount options. Love is more than skin deep, does he call you only when he needs you? Stop being his raining day fund, and got the nerve to put wire taps on you. Appraise his ass, you should be tired of the lies and deceit, all those late nights waiting on him missing out on your beauty sleep. How many times has he asked to borrow money to go to the club? When he walks in smelling like perfume and he wont even given you a simple hug. A financial jock strap holding you down instead of up, record low of compassion that's not what a man is made of. Stop being a new fool with old rules! Women were put here to be loved not to be overruled. Don't be his intimacy, not just up in you, have him be into you. The trick is, he is not much of a man by himself, so stop aiding him without your fair share of the copy writes. Every time you break a woman's heart you leave an opportunity for another man to mend it. Stand strong and he will learn to respect it. How did you settle for this lame? This woman, that woman, to him we are all the same. Remember my sista men only need a location to cheat, a motel 6 lying on itchy bed sheets. Just a waste of time, until he gets on his feet, on his level you will never compete. A home built on neglect due to selfish demands; the economy is already bad due to Bush and his plans. Let go of this obsession, times will only get harder when you're a girlfriend by recession. By angela west
TUG-OF-WAR: MAN IS HE REALLY? Tug-of-War: Whose Man Is He Really? By Angela Pitts, Natasha Anderson, and Jasmine Mckethan These days, commitment is not always taken seriously, and with this self-empowerment guide mistresses can learn respect for themselves and for the wives and families their adultery affects. Just about as savvy, sexy, and straightforward as a self-empowerment book can be, Tugof-War: Whose Man Is He Really? tells it like it is loud, clear, and without apology. Make no mistake, authors Natasha Anderson, Jasmine Mckethan, and Angela Pitts are not condoning extramarital affairs, rather, they write the rules clear directives and fair laws that should be followed by women when a man wanders from his wife, or vice versa. In ten chapters filled with anecdotes and personal tell-alls, readers are educated and versed on the commandments of infidelity from all sides. With section titles such as "Are You a Mistress," "The Monkey Bar Effect and Payroll," and "Karma and Consequences," the fact is there are certain lines men and women, adulterer or not that one simply does not cross. Interspersed with a number of edgy and explosive poems, readers will learn never to settle for second best and always show respect. In Tug-of-War: Whose Man Is He Really? authors Natasha Anderson, Jasmine Mckethan,and Angela Pitts break all the old taboos and all the rules to give hope to those whose lovers have left them for another. Funny, sexy, and downright brutal, these lovely ladies spin a few yarns, throw a whole lot of wit, and share your pain. As insightful as it is compassionate, they hit the nail on the head, call a spade a spade and ultimately provide a book that celebrates the power of marriage and commitment. Men, women, gay, straight, single, or married this self-empowerment guide is for anyone who has been in a relationship that was dissolved by infidelity. In ten chapters, the three authors identify different types of men and mistresses, expounding on the notion that the "other woman" should not settle for being second best. They ask that mistresses consider karma and consequence, and if all else fails, they school the women on the rules and regulations of playing with fire. With chapter titles such as "Are You a Mistress?" and "The Monkey Bar Effect and Payroll," the jig is up let the cheaters beware. Their quintessential commandments are straightforward and tongue and cheek and include: "Thou shall not claim that it's baby fat. It's fat, baby," and, "Thou shall not be a stalker" have clear directives that should not be taken lightly. Interspersed with poetic verse is truly intuitive and shrewd advice that is right on target for anyone in a committed relationship. To open the door to intimacy, to do your part to be responsible and positive you might lose a few battles, but you will definitely win the war. BookSurge LLC 7290-B Investment Drive, Charleston, South Carolina 29418 www.booksurge.com
"I trust that everything happens for a reason, even when we're not wise enough to see it." -- Oprah Winfrey Authors Natasha Anderson, Jasmine Mckethan, and Angela Pitts tell readers: Don't ask for respect demand it! No matter what side of the game you are on, claim what is yours, insist on being number one, and to thine own self be true. All too often men and women cheat, but the jig is up, from here on out we can agree on a few ground rules and the commandments of infidelity. In ten chapters, you will learn about the different types of men and mistresses and how to repair your relationship after adultery. Just about as savvy, sexy, and straightforward as a self-empowerment guide can be, the authors share wit, wisdom, and a whole lot of sauce in proving their point cheaters beware.
Webster's Dictionary describes a mistress as: "A woman filling the place, but without the rights of a wife. A concubine; a loose woman with whom one consorts." That is all well and good, but it seems like mistresses are trying to take over. They have forgotten their role in the game. Question: If we created the game, why is it so hard for women to win the battle of tugof- war? The fact is that real women have their own men. Real women do not have to borrow another woman's man. Sleeping with another woman's man is not cute it's pathetic. If you are going to be the mistress, know your place. Stay in the background. If you don't know how to play the game, take a seat on the bench. It does not matter which category you fall under wife, girlfriend, or mistress this guide is for you. By the end of this book, you should be able to answer the question, "Who's man is he really?" Make no mistake, authors Natasha Anderson, Jasmine Mckethan, and Angela Pitts are not condoning extramarital affairs, rather, they write the rules clear directives and fair laws that should be followed by women when a man wanders from his wife, or vice versa. In ten chapters filled with anecdotes and personal tell-alls, readers are educated and versed on the commandments of infidelity from all sides.
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