Reesa Teesa calls out women for ignoring red flags with men who have no money, status, or real jobs. She cites a failed house situation as proof the signs were there from the start, and tells women to stop waiting for rescue and do the work themselves.
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Looking at the man, I don't see money. How did you get confused? And it's not even about the pictures, it was the other pictures for me. Where is he vice president of any company, let alone an imaginary one? I, I don't get it. And again, this goes back to Atlanta, the succubus of sin, baby. What is in the air out there for the girls to be falling victim and prey to these men of no means, these men of no morals, and these men of foolala. I mean, the writing was on the wall from the beginning. The moment they went to the one house and it fell through, baby, I would have been out. I wouldn't have— no, no. And I need women to get up off their knees in prayer and get to work. Work on yourself. I feel like that 8-hour— like Princess Oh, you do not have to keep coming for prison.