Dear Evelyn Lozada, I’m Sorry…

Dear Evelyn Lozada,

I’m sorry. I’ve been judging you and your situation for far too long and now, I’m apologizing. I’m apologizing because In my own mind, I’ve created my own interpretation of what happened that night. I’m apologizing for forming an opinion without having all of the facts. I apologize for forgetting the reality that I came from, when I should actually be commending you for making a decision to leave an abusive relationship. Abuse is abuse, whether it’s the first time or the 31st time. And many women don’t have the option of leaving because their only option is death.

But I remember…

I remember being choked for waking him up.

I remember being thrown on the ground and stomped in the ribs because I was ready to take my baby home.

I remember seeing the flash of chrome out the corner of my eye as he pulled out his gun to shoot me because I wanted him to stop getting high.

I remember…

I remember going to the police station to file charges because I realized that this was not the life for me. As you have said on several occassions, “I wasn’t bout that life”. I remember…

I remember being called stupid by my friend because I wanted you arrested. “Girl, you stupid! Now how he gonna take care of your baby, if he get locked up? Yall will be good in a few days”.

Yes, I remember. And because I remember, I apologize.

I wish you the best, Evelyn Lozada.

Be Blessed,

Sharmetra Pittman

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About Sharmetra the InnArtvator

Sharmetra the InnARTvator is an Inner-Image Consultant and the CEO of Love Life Enterprises, LLC. With a professional background in Education and Human Services, Sharmetra unleashes her real life experiences to fulfill her passion of educating women of all ages on how to “DEFINE and DESIGN” their own inner-image. I used to sit and wonder, what in the world was wrong with me… Lack of self-love, low self-esteem, no confidence, and years of toxic relationships are all self-sabotaging behaviors that Sharmetra had to overcome in order to create a more positive and balanced inner-image of herself. Sharmetra is determined to share her expertise, so that females of all ages will know that they too can “Define and Design” their own inner-image. “We come to teach that which we have come to learn”-Mastin Kipp Sharmetra’s dedication to learning how to love herself, love others, become nurturing to her children, and become more physically and emotionally intimate with her husband, led her to the realization that lacking self-awareness was ultimately the main issue that children, teens, and young women are struggling with today. So she began to send motivational emails, tweets, and Facebook posts focusing on love and life. Sharmetra finally accepted her Divine purpose… Sharmetra utilizes innovative techniques for releasing self-sabotaging behaviors such as self-hatred and low self-esteem, and as a result, clients are left with an empowering sense of self-love and self-awareness, and increased levels of self-esteem and self-confidence. Sharmetra is well-known for her transparency, enthusiasm, and authentic passion for guiding women as they create their personal template for internal and external happiness. Outside of her professional passion, Sharmetra is a wife and mother of 3, who enjoys traveling, learning new hobbies and crafts, reading, going out to eat, shopping, and line dancing! She is a longtime fan of Jay-Z and challenges herself every year to try something new!

2 thoughts on “Dear Evelyn Lozada, I’m Sorry…

  1. Sharmetra this post is genuine and inspiring; thanks for sharing!! It’s funny how at times we’re quick to judge others, but fail to look in the mirror. Self evaluation is powerful and a must for growth.

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