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Bottom Girl
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jan 11 2023
Pages: 210
Weight: 0.63
Height: 0.44 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
I used to be a lonely man. Loneliness can get you down if you are not careful. I am not a superstar so I really had nothing going for me. I used to be broke, disgusted, and hungry but not anymore. I used to blame my parents for my downfalls. The truth is that my mama raised me, and
my siblings, all alone with government money. Foodstamps and low-rent housing kept us afloat. Looking back I see that she did the best that she could. Mama even went to school and received a business degree but only worked a few months before the doctors
took her out. Mama was stressed and depressed. It was hard getting
up before dawn every morning to get four children together. When mama got home from work it was
dark and she did this day in and out until her body said hell no.
My daddy was a fuckin nobody. He ruined my mother's life by getting her pregnant and leaving her all alone to raise us. Daddy was a rolling stone, a crackhead. He chose ugly chicks over the family that he already had.
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