Scheana Shay’s Hooker Book

Someone needs to bring this delusional bitch down to size, I volunteer as tribute. Ahem. Scheana Shay and her weird ass chin, the only reason she made it on The New York Times bestseller list is due to the celebrities she’s fucked. She’s a pass around. A Hollywood hooker. An easy lay. A pick me. No one cares about her, it’s about what the famous men were like in bed. She isn’t interesting and has zero standards. She’ll do anybody, women, men, married, threesomes, fivesomes, girl get a clue. Only she could be a non playing character in her own story.

Stassi Schroeder doesn’t have to lay on her back, get on her knees, and blab her fucking mouth to sell books. Scheana’s so unlikable she pushed her ex-husband into drug addiction and the other into an affair. Trust if it weren’t for Summer Moon, Brock would be gone with the wind sweetie. She’s the epitome of tedium. Topping it off she’s racists af. So happy she’s hell bound. Lisa Vanderpump doesn’t need her. She never has been, and never will be That girl. Where’s the lie? None were told. Via: ByeWigHelloDrama

Medication For The Insecure

The man who treated me badly,
who strung me along,
and who couldn’t make up his mind was lost
somewhere between his parents house and
my apartment that Thanksgiving night.

What is far more likely to happen in most cases
is that as long as you allow someone to treat you badly,
they will continue to do so.
If you’re not able to value yourself, no one else will either.

Artist: Flow Market Official

Min Jin Lee Pachinko

Sunja is a pregnant teenager in the 1900’s. The baby daddy is an older married man with a sketchy profession, so sketchy she doesn’t know what he does. Bringing great shame to her family Sunja is saved by a holy man. A lodger in her parents boarding home offers her an out, by marrying her and claiming the child as his own. Sunja accepts, leaving behind her old life and moving to Japan so her husband can be a minister.

Thrown into this new world where she must endure poverty, racial discrimination, war…she is determined to provide a better life for her offspring. This book takes so many unexpected turns. Deserving of every accolade it’s received.

It’s so important to read from other cultural viewpoints, to understand that our differences make us beautiful. I had no idea how much racism Koreans faced from the Japanese. A must read.