You Can't Love Me Like I Can
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Things in my life were out of control. I had to get some advice from my best friend Amena.
“What do you mean?” “It’s a part of the laws of attraction between men and women. What you have to understand is that men always want what they can’t have. For most of them, it’s a chase issue. They chase the girl until they get her, and once they have her, they’re off to the next female. But every now and then, you’ll meet a real man. Real men are willing to wait for the woman they want. If a man is ever impatient with you, then he’s not the one, but if he really wants to be with you, he will do any and everything to make it work.” “What type of things should I look for in a real man?” “Don’t worry about that, focus on getting to know your self-worth. I believe that the minute a woman opens her legs to a man she is not married to, she loses her value.” “How?” “She loses it because everybody’s having sex. It’s hard to find a woman who isn’t. When you become the woman who closes her legs to men and holds her head high like she’s worth waiting for, then you become a woman of substance.” “I never thought about it like that.” “It’s true. You are not worth anything as long as you are out there doing the same thing every other woman is doing. I believe that’s the reason men treat women as bad as they do, because we haven’t set a standard that says we’re worth waiting for. I opened my legs too fast, but I got lucky. I believe my situation was an exception, and it doesn’t happen too often.” “That’s true.” “If more women truly realized that they’re strong and beautiful, and knew their worth, women as a whole wouldn’t go through half of the drama they have to go through in these relationships. But too many of us are willing to sacrifice who we are just so that we can have a man. The results have left many women broken-hearted and confused, and it’s time for a change.”
“Tashi, if you really knew how valuable and special you are, you would never open your legs to a man who wasn’t worth your time.”
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About the Book
These are all questions Tashi Rishad asks as she searches for a love she’s never had. Her soul craves the perfect man, but how much can she take before she throws in the towel? In less than five years, she has given three men everything she has to offer. Jonas took away her beauty and made her feel hated. Quenton took away her success, security, and stability; and Vince took away her peace and joy. She went into each relationship with a good heart, searching for the same thing in return. However, she ended up being raped, impregnated, physically abused, manipulated, humiliated, cheated, and beaten down. After losing it all, Tashi has been sent over the edge. Her life is in shambles, and she has no idea how to put things back together. She’s forced to make a choice that will change her life forever. Find out what happens as you take a voyage with Tashi. Will she turn her struggles into success or will an unplanned death be her ultimate fate?
About the Author
Twenty-two year old author Courtnie Harris is a University of Central Florida, Political Science/Pre-Law graduate, from Tallahassee, Florida. “You Can’t Love Me Like I Can,” is her first published novel. Her writing caters to the needs of millions of women worldwide and is specifically designed to empower women of all nationalities. Her writing surrounds her goals of helping women get to their next level of success after going through hardships. She is a very driven hard worker and spends a large amount of time mentoring young ladies between the ages of thirteen and nineteen. Fifty-percent of her proceeds will go to her new organization, “Beauty With Clothes On,” aimed at building the confidence of young women.