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The Balcony View – Introduction of the Lovers

The S-H-E-M-A Gurls are proud to announce the newest book release of our co-creator…Author Katrina Gurl.

The Balcony View – Introduction of the Lovers

The Balcony View - Introduction of the Lovers

The book features four short romance stories with a lesson for lovers to be learned in each. This is the first in a series of follow ups to come…so grab your copy today and stay tuned for the next volume.

Meet the lovers:

Noreen and Trent: Two business workaholics that happen to meet during a much needed hiatus. Noreen dreams an unexpected romance after brushing off the man, (Trent) that she may come to love for a lifetime.

Sholondrah and Langston: Two high powered attorney’s, co-workers, friends are having a new office battle that may lead them to catching a case of their own…for each other. Who will win this round of passion?

Skylar and Brandon: Skylar has a fantasy to fulfill and intimacy is key. The two hit the road in search of the perfect antique chair to fulfill a rather sensual position.

Frenchie and Tyler: Frenchie Langston, wife of high powered attorney, Terrell Langston, world renowned life coach and marriage counselor is having trouble in her own marriage. Frenchie is having no answers as to how to fix her marital status anytime soon. Her text book training seems to work for everyone else while her own marriage is in shambles. Will Tyler make his move in her duress? Will he admit his committed love for her?
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For more information about Author Katrina Gurl and to purchase your copy of The Balcony View, please visit:  www.thebalconyviewonline.com

We’d love to hear from you!

If you’ve read the book, your feedback would be appreciated. Let us know by commenting here what you think.

Listen to her Pre-Release Interview here:

The S-H-E-M-A Gurls Team!!!

Love Thy Self…

Self Love: how you feel about yourself has a lot to do with how others feel about you. Sometimes how people feel about themselves is obvious in their appearance. We may feel that someone who walks with their head down, or never looks at others eye to eye and perhaps rarely speak in a voice barely loud enough to hear them may show sigs of a not so good opinion of one’s self.

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Many of us live in “persona world” you know, that wonderful world of face masks – even when Halloween is long gone. In that world are doubts, fears, self hate, past hurts and un-forgiveness lives. Then when we come across people that we are attracted to, we quickly affirm within ourselves to not bother approaching them…in fear that they’d never really be interested. However, this may not be they others see us. It may actually be the reflection that we have come believe of ourselves…all by ourselves! This is case by not liking what we see in the mirror.
How can we truly love another if we don’t love ourselves?

If we truly expect to have loving relationships with others we must have loving relationships with ourselves first. The first thing (which is a must) is to ask yourself some tough questions. Then after that, take a long hard look at yourself and ponder the real answers you’ve come to know:

~ What would you feel about yourself if you believed you were totally accepted for whom you are, with zero masks and love was reciprocated to you?

~ Would this heal relationships? (Past or current)

~ How self confident can you see yourself becoming by leaning to love yourself?

~ Do you believe you can be a wonderful source to share love?

~ When and how will you change the way you treated yourself?

Loving Yourself …

~ Is not arrogant, bumpass or egotism!~ Some may fear that there is a thin line between self-love and conceit.
~ No one can really tolerate a self loving imbasol that over does it with the self love department.

~ We are way to careful, modest and self-effacing at every possible opportunity about ourselves to not come off as the over confident one.

~ We sometime minimize our accomplishments, goals and dreams.

~ We also sometimes believe people should love us for who we are, not for what we have are do.
Egotism is really another sign of self hate. Egotism is actually the very opposite of everything self love stands for.

ego•tism
Pronunciation:
\ˈē-gə-ˌti-zəm also ˈe-\ Function:noun Etymology:Latin ego + English -tism (as in idiotism)
1 a: excessive use of the first person singular personal pronoun b: the practice of talking about oneself too much 2: an exaggerated sense of self-importance: conceit

 

 

Egotistic people view life in this pattern: I am above others. I am the only one that truly cares about me and my well being. There is no real love in the world so I probably will never have the love I deserve anyway. I have a right to feel this way, be judgmental, and impatient. Besides, who needs love when I look this good, have this much money, get sex whenever I want with no strings and have power over what’s mines.

After reading that, do you now see the difference in the importance of self love as it differs from an ego based view point? Egotism is all about I,I,I. Where as self love is the first act of love that reaches out to others.

~ How will you show love to yourself?

In closing:

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~ Your S-H-E-M-A Team ~