Woman2woman: A Conversation Between Friends

By Elder Tereasa Brown

Men and women both face challenges in relationships, problems with insecurities, and self-esteem issues. Woman2Woman addresses these issues candidly. Men will be able to get a glimpse into how women really feel about being independent, dependent, single, married, and breadwinners. Women will be able to determine if theyve been cheating themselves by cheapening their value and selling themselves short, all the while appreciating the value of respect for a man and themselves. This book makes you laugh, makes you cry, makes you say hmmm, and definitely makes you take an inventory of your self-worth. Anyone reading this book can relate one way or another. Men and women alike will be conversing about this book throughout the ages.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jun 1, 2015
• ISBN: 9781503569157

Elder Tereasa Brown

Tereasa Brown is anointed and appointed by God. Tereasa has preached and ministered to souls in countries all over the world including the United States, Afghanistan, and Japan. She preaches and teaches the word of God without compromise. She has a heart for people and loves the youth. She is known as a preacher’s preacher. Tereasa provokes you to take an inventory of your life so that you can recognize where you need to come up higher in God. She is the author of On Your Best Day, You’re Well Enough to Die, and Don’t Love Me To Death: When Teenage Dating Becomes Deadly. The Lord Is Speaking, But You Might Not Like What He’s Saying. Tereasa is also the founder of Woman2Woman Ministries. Born and raised in Chicago, Tereasa is the youngest of three. She served ten years in the U.S. Army and one tour in Afghanistan in Operation Enduring Freedom the War on Terrorism. Tereasa became a Licensed Evangelist in March 2004 and an Ordained Elder in May 2009.

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Rev. date: 05/11/2015

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Contents

Acknowledgments

1. Relationships

I Can’t Take Care of You

Forever

Don’t Let It Be Said Too Late

Liabilities

Gold Digger

You Don’t Want Me but You Need Me

I Was

Revenge

Thank You

This Is Not the Time

Expiration Date

I See but Don’t Say

At What Cost

2. Self-confidence

Outspoken

More Than

What If

Cracks in the Mirror

I Don’t Need a Man

I Mowed the Grass

A Special Order

I Thought

A Woman’s Worth

3. Self-reflection

When Sunday Comes

It Costs to Be Me

Dig Deep

Goodbye

4. Reality

Dealing with Me

Truth Is

I’m Not Impressed

Stranger

Four Things You Can’t Recover

Everybody Said

It’s All Good

5. Teaching

Submit

A Mother’s Love

A Virtuous Woman

A Wise Woman

Through It All

Independent Woman

The Total Package

6. Passion

Light It Up

7. Letters

A Love Letter to Me

The Dog

Dear Children

8. W2W Blogs

Are You FAT?

The Spiritual Hospital

It Doesn’t Matter What You’ve Done

Comfortable Airplane Ride

No

Humble Yourself

Say What You Need to Say

Defeat vs. Victory

Don’t Throw It in My Face

Your Name

Lord, Help Our Children

Hard-to-Love People

His Hands Are Bigger Than Mine

You Just Never Know

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This book is dedicated to my children and grandson: Alexus, Diamond, Calvin, Tatyana, and Jeremiah. Without them, life would be dull and unadventurous. They keep me grounded and focused on what it is I am supposed to be doing. I thank God for giving me such precious gifts, even when things are not always right in our home.

Acknowledgments

I also want to thank my mother, Geraldine, for always supporting me. A special thanks to my aunt, Phyllis, for listening to all these poems every night I came home from work.

Relationships

I Can’t Take Care of You

I can’t take care of you

Before God gave Adam a wife

He gave him a job

Adam, name these animals

Before man sits