Life Lessons Learned For Ladies

I was born Gina Marie Hill on June 8th, 1971, 39 years ago. I was a baby, little girl, teenager, twenty-something, and somewhere in all of that short amount of time, I became a college graduate, wife, mother, writer, and woman. Like when I was a girl, I still have the same sweet, nice, friendly, outgoing personality. As a woman, like when I was a twenty-something, I have encountered negative stereotyping and rude, abusive simply uncalled for bad behavior. Each time a man or twenty-something man has insinuated or overtly misbehaved towards me, I’ve been pretty good at handling it. Guys are guys at any age, I find them to be much simpler, straightforward, and kind of see through in a way. It is easy to see the “wolves” from the wolf pack. But, women and even the twenty-somethings are much sneaker, calculating, abusive, and downright despicable. I can see through a wolf, but a wolf in sheep’s clothing, aka, some women, it is harder for me to decipher. For my ability to share and write my feelings, I dedicate this book of quotes, wisdom, words of advice to my fellow gender, ladies. Young ladies and more mature ladies will find the words of other women helpful and uplifting.
As women we are always so concerned with our outward appearance. Often times, this is to a fault. It is ok to sometimes have a hair out of place, hence my choice for the cover.