I Am A Woman And

Who I Am On Stage Is Very, Very Different To Who I Am In Real Life. But I Don't See That Having A Sexy Image When You Are On Stage Means That You Don't Love God. No One Knows What I'm Really Like From That. I Like To Walk Around With Bare Feet And I Don't Like To Comb My Hair. I'm Always So Glammed Up And So Diva On Stage And That's What They See. People Don't Understand That... No One Knows My Personal Relationship With God And It's Not Up To Me To Prove That To Anyone.

I've Worked Hard And I Deserve Everything I Have. I Never Thought I'd Have So Much Money. I Just Wanted To Be Financially Stable And It Embarrasses Me And I Don't Feel Comfortable Talking Or Thinking About It. I Don't Know Exactly How Much I Have But I Don't Buy Much.

I Have Learned That It Is No One Else’s Job To Take Care Of Me But Me.

That's Why I Called It Dangerously In Love. It's Basically All Of The Steps In A Relationship From When You First Meet A Guy To Realizing You're Interested To Dancing With Him The First Night To Thinking That You're In Love To Realizing That You're Now A Little Open To Making Love To Breaking Up To Having To Love Yourself After The Breakup. All Of That. A Celebration Of Love.

You Know, Equality Is A Myth, And For Some Reason, Everyone Accepts The Fact That Women Don't Make As Much Money As Men Do. I Don't Understand That. Why Do We Have To Take A Backseat? I Truly Believe That Women Should Be Financially Independent From Their Men. And Let's Face It, Money Gives Men The Power To Run The Show. It Gives Men The Power To Define Value. They Define What's Sexy. And Men Define What's Feminine. It's Ridiculous.