The Other Woman is Not The Enemy
She was only angry at him temporarily. Soon he would convince her of his love and paint our liaison as
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Author: Crystal Evans
Cheating Women Are the Reason Men Don’t Trust Females
Last night I had an interesting discussion with a friend of mine and during our girl talk we were comparing
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The Other Woman’s Game
I said it. The hand on the clock stroke eleven pm and I smiled. The insecure b*tch always loses and
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An Exposition: Scamming versus Slavery
Doing the right thing is simply black and white! I have asked myself these questions a million times, not
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Letters to my Unborn Child
He picked up after fifteen missed calls and I won’t forget how he shouted… ” Who a you babyfather?” “Who
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Jamaican Men to Sell Sperm? – What a Prekkay!
This morning I read a headline from The Sunday Gleaner stating that the Hugh Wynter Fertility Management Unit is considering
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How Dance Hall Music Influences Our Social Culture
I love Dance hall music not so much because of the beats but because I know that it is the
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Women, abusive relationships and getting support
I applaud women in unhealthy relationships who took the initiative to leave for therein lies a display of strength. Some
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Westmoreland and Politricks
Westmoreland Politics Dwayne Vaz might very well win the central Westmoreland seat and not so much because of party
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Young Love
I was halfway on my journey when a hand grabbed my elbow from the forestry side of the trail, I
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How do we stop people from Killing each other?
Atrocious acts from around the world make headline news. Jamaica has one of the highest murder rates per capita. The
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Be the change you want to see in Jamaica
I think the best part of reading the Gleaner and the Observer has always been the comments section. Sometimes you
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How do we save Jamaica’s young men?
It is tragic that most bad boys I have heard of have similar background stories. Grew up in a single
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Mother Belly Deceitful
I was around sixteen years old when Brawdy climbed the Mango tree next door. He scaled the fence faster
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