He Tried to Kill Me - Love, Kenyata R
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Are you married to a man who appears to be a man of God? Does everyone think you're the luckiest woman in the world? Do single women tell you on the regular that they're praying for a husband like yours? Do you try to tell people what is really happening, but it seems no one believes you? Does he appear to have everyone fooled? If this sounds familiar and you find yourself near tears, nauseated and ready to burst, every time you hear this misguided nonsense about how wonderful he is, you are not alone. I believe you. You can be free from fear, humiliation and condemnation. You only have to…mehr

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Are you married to a man who appears to be a man of God? Does everyone think you're the luckiest woman in the world? Do single women tell you on the regular that they're praying for a husband like yours? Do you try to tell people what is really happening, but it seems no one believes you? Does he appear to have everyone fooled? If this sounds familiar and you find yourself near tears, nauseated and ready to burst, every time you hear this misguided nonsense about how wonderful he is, you are not alone. I believe you. You can be free from fear, humiliation and condemnation. You only have to make up your mind and love yourself enough to want better for yourself. It won't be easy, but it will be worth it. You CAN get out. You WILL get out.
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Kenyata R. Love, also known as Yati Love, is a former Detroit radio talk show host of The Voice, a domestic abuse survivor, a mother, a sister and a friend. She has spent years inspiring women to regain and maintain their self esteem and self respect. She has also counseled women in their finances and helped them transform their lives. Yati has an adult daughter and a teenage son and lives, quietly and peacefully, in Lansing, Michigan.