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As I began to head upstairs to my bedroom, he abruptly asked, "Where have you been?" I responded and said, "What do you mean? I called you at 3:15 p.m. and told you I had a game and would be home afterward." He said, "No, you did not. I did not talk to you today!" As I stood there, frozen, thinking, You're crazy as hell, he proceeded to tell me what my future was going to be, and I didn't agree with anything he said. "You will not participate in sports; you will come directly home from school, cook dinner, clean the house, etc." As he yelled, I began plotting my next move. When I tuned in, he…mehr

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As I began to head upstairs to my bedroom, he abruptly asked, "Where have you been?" I responded and said, "What do you mean? I called you at 3:15 p.m. and told you I had a game and would be home afterward." He said, "No, you did not. I did not talk to you today!" As I stood there, frozen, thinking, You're crazy as hell, he proceeded to tell me what my future was going to be, and I didn't agree with anything he said. "You will not participate in sports; you will come directly home from school, cook dinner, clean the house, etc." As he yelled, I began plotting my next move. When I tuned in, he said, "You will have no outside interaction with anyone." I recall thinking, This is my last day in this hellhole. It didn't matter where I ended up, I knew anything had to be better than this. I wasn't living at all. His home felt like prison, and I was ready to be free. This wasn't about me trying to sneak around and see boys. It was about a robbed childhood. I didn't have many answers, but I knew living with Mr. O'Neal was suffocating. He wasn't equipped to be an adoptive parent. The system failed. Providing a roof wasn't enough.
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When Monica was born, the doctors said, "If she makes it overnight, she will survive." Monica spent approximately nine years in foster care and then ran away from her adoptive family. She strives to empower women to actively address whatever is holding them back from leading fulfilled lives. You get one life. Live it.Monica completed her undergraduate studies at Niagara University and has a masters degree in health administration from Central Michigan University and a masters in human resources development from Villanova University. She completed Emory University's executive coaching program and coaches women who are unfulfilled in their careers.Monica loves trying vegan recipes, animals, exercising, and reading James Patterson novels. She has three fury friends.