I love my Mama and decided to honor her by showing not only myself but also others that during life's adversities, sicknesses, deaths, and nancial struggles,
our past does not determine our future!
Mama was 4.11 ft. tall and had been married multiple times, had multiple boyfriends, and even multiple one-night stands. Mama was shaped like a
Coca-Cola bottle had long thick hair and a pretty skin tone. She had skin like a baby and it was soft as cotton. Her eyes were shaped like a diamond and they slightly protruded in a sexy way. However, her blessing of beauty was sadly also a curse. Her struggles in life growing up in Why Not, Mississippi with a 5th-grade education and the loss of her mom, caused Mama to go through some trying times and struggles. Due to Mama's struggles, Mama made choices that had temporary sex, but permanent consequences. Mama was ashamed of the path she took in life, selling sex as a nancial means to provide for her children but she took the STONES she had in life and turned them into gems
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our past does not determine our future!
Mama was 4.11 ft. tall and had been married multiple times, had multiple boyfriends, and even multiple one-night stands. Mama was shaped like a
Coca-Cola bottle had long thick hair and a pretty skin tone. She had skin like a baby and it was soft as cotton. Her eyes were shaped like a diamond and they slightly protruded in a sexy way. However, her blessing of beauty was sadly also a curse. Her struggles in life growing up in Why Not, Mississippi with a 5th-grade education and the loss of her mom, caused Mama to go through some trying times and struggles. Due to Mama's struggles, Mama made choices that had temporary sex, but permanent consequences. Mama was ashamed of the path she took in life, selling sex as a nancial means to provide for her children but she took the STONES she had in life and turned them into gems
Mama Was a Rolling Stone
I love my Mama and decided to honor her by showing not only myself but also others that during life's adversities, sicknesses, deaths, and nancial struggles,
our past does not determine our future!
Mama was 4.11 ft. tall and had been married multiple times, had multiple boyfriends, and even multiple one-night stands. Mama was shaped like a
Coca-Cola bottle had long thick hair and a pretty skin tone. She had skin like a baby and it was soft as cotton. Her eyes were shaped like a diamond and they slightly protruded in a sexy way. However, her blessing of beauty was sadly also a curse. Her struggles in life growing up in Why Not, Mississippi with a 5th-grade education and the loss of her mom, caused Mama to go through some trying times and struggles. Due to Mama's struggles, Mama made choices that had temporary sex, but permanent consequences. Mama was ashamed of the path she took in life, selling sex as a nancial means to provide for her children but she took the STONES she had in life and turned them into gems
our past does not determine our future!
Mama was 4.11 ft. tall and had been married multiple times, had multiple boyfriends, and even multiple one-night stands. Mama was shaped like a
Coca-Cola bottle had long thick hair and a pretty skin tone. She had skin like a baby and it was soft as cotton. Her eyes were shaped like a diamond and they slightly protruded in a sexy way. However, her blessing of beauty was sadly also a curse. Her struggles in life growing up in Why Not, Mississippi with a 5th-grade education and the loss of her mom, caused Mama to go through some trying times and struggles. Due to Mama's struggles, Mama made choices that had temporary sex, but permanent consequences. Mama was ashamed of the path she took in life, selling sex as a nancial means to provide for her children but she took the STONES she had in life and turned them into gems
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9798369211403 |
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| Publisher: | Barnes & Noble Press |
| Publication date: | 02/27/2023 |
| Pages: | 86 |
| Product dimensions: | 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.18(d) |
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