Choosing yourself is often misunderstood. It is said this is because it is blended with other disreputable opinions. Choosing you isn't about being unethical, conceited, squashing over others to get on in life or having a general lack of consideration toward your surroundings. Choosing you isn't about treating life as a rat race, using undercover and underhand methods to get what you want, when you want, by any means possible.
Na'Tasha chose not to live her life in the way she dreamed it to be. Instead, she chose the life of the people she loved and in return those people chose themselves or others with no hesitation. Na'Tasha lived half of her life taking care of everyone but herself and her repayment was betrayal and heartbreak.
Heartbreak is evidence that a person loves in good faith and the kind of bond that hurts considerably when broken. Na'Tasha thought she loved with integrity but looking back she realized she lacked self-love which is required to have self-respect. It is also required to demand respect from others. Heartbreak is miserable pain and stress on both your brain and body. It is a strong biological phenomenon that can't be measured. This book has events of what Na'Tasha and other women deal with after choosing love vs their life. The sad truth of the matter is a woman's powerful intuition often gives the warnings that are ignored resulting in heartbreak and pain