If I had to guess, you have been chasing love your entire li
You have always been shy, naive, and isolated, making you an easy target for abusers who are manipulative and controlling. You are hyper-tuned to negative energies, emotions, and people in hopes of controlling your environment and keeping down the conflict.
Your dysfunctional upbringing (not being able to express yourself, being made to feel ashamed of yourself, and the abuse) contributed to your low self-esteem and codependent way of living—a lifestyle that deprived you of autonomy. Over the next 20, 30, 40 years this lifestyle was maintained by your maladaptive behaviors within dysfunctional relationships on the job, in friendships, and in intimate relationships.
You've tried counseling, prayer, changing your hair, changing jobs, changing your address, and even changing men a few times but nothing seemed to fill the emptiness inside. You want the cycle to stop but can't figure it out. Do worry I got you. I assume you're ready to change, grow, and elevate your life and move from living a life by default that disregards your own needs, has a pattern of problematic relationships, and lacks validation and authentic connection. You're in the right place.
Kimesha Coleman is an Award-Winning Author hailed by her first book titled He Loves Me Not: Buried Tears of Betrayed Love winning the 2017 Indie Author Legacy Award for Social Awareness. Kimesha is an overcomer of abuse and a courageous writer of her kind publishing her latest book Pretty On Pretty Off, which eludes an internal fight of mental captivity ensemble by a groundbreaking victory of self-love and mastery. Kimesha is known for working with survivors and has documented the healing techniques she used in the book and journal guide Mastering Self-Esteem: 5 Steps to Move from Suffering to Contentment. She holds a Master's in Business Management and Leadership from WGU, is an Eric Thomas & Associates Certified Speaker, and is a Self Esteem Coach. She is currently pursuing her doctorate degree in Business Psychology at The Chicago School of Psychology.
Kimesha was raised in Oak Cliff, a neighborhood in Dallas, TX. She is a proud mother of three children, Demond, Madison, and Chance.
