He will take your sex and go back to his wife. No matter what he tells you, don’t go for it. He will tell you he hasn’t slept with his wife for months.

He will tell you that he’s only with his wife because he loves his children. He will tell you that the two of you can be together forever. Or he will tell you he does love his wife, but not the same way he loves you. He will tell you he doesn’t love his wife. Wait until he gets one before you go anywhere with him, before you touch him, before you kiss him, even before you have a lot of conversation with him. Souljah’s experience is the raw reality of what it’s like to be a product of the environment the world has created for you.Do not mess with a married at all, ever, for any reason. It is not just, but it is logical the harm to our blood is passed through our lineage and manifests in modern formation: families without fathers, depending on the government, brothers and sisters from different men, single moms – you name it. We are a collection of souls encumbered by generational curses and liberated by our ancestors’ prayers brought upon us by a history of mystery, defilement, and ineffable torment. We come into ourselves as our mothers and fathers, even against all odds. Are you a product of your environment or is the environment a product of you? Upon nativity, we grow up in a setting out of our control, and everything leaves a scarring and dramatic impression.

It is, unfortunately, proper that her experiences and actions had foreseeable and galvanic consequences. Sometimes you can’t grasp the reality of a situation unless you’ve lived it, but Souljah’s way with words gradually has you unlacing your shoes and stepping into hers. This book was a challenging read solely because the series of events were hard to swallow. That means that within my body is the power for me to do 360 degrees worth of anything.” Now she uses that voice to deliver what is at once a fiercely candid autobiography and a survival manual for any African American woman determined to keep her heart open and her integrity intact in 1990s America. Rapper, activist, and hip-hop rebel, Sister Souljah possesses the most passionate and articulate voice to emerge from the projects.

No disrespect by sister souljah