Stop looking for your better half! You need to be whole to attract your better whole, if you expect to have a flourishin — Valerie J. Lewis Coleman, The Forbidden Secrets of the Goody Box: Relationship Advice That Your Father Didn't Tell You and Your Mother Didn't Know
Stop looking for your better half! You need to be whole to attract your better whole, if you expect to have a flourishin — Valerie J. Lewis Coleman, The Forbidden Secrets of the Goody Box: Relationship Advice That Your Father Didn't Tell You and Your Mother Didn't Know
Stop looking for your better half! You need to be whole to attract your better whole, if you expect to have a flourishin — Valerie J. Lewis Coleman, The Forbidden Secrets of the Goody Box: Relationship Advice That Your Father Didn't Tell You and Your Mother Didn't Know
Stop looking for your better half! You need to be whole to attract your better whole, if you expect to have a flourishin — Valerie J. Lewis Coleman, The Forbidden Secrets of the Goody Box: Relationship Advice That Your Father Didn't Tell You and Your Mother Didn't Know
Stop looking for your better half! You need to be whole to attract your better whole, if you expect to have a flourishin — Valerie J. Lewis Coleman, The Forbidden Secrets of the Goody Box: Relationship Advice That Your Father Didn't Tell You and Your Mother Didn't Know
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Stop looking for your better half! You need to be whole to attract your better whole, if you expect to have a flourishing relationship.

— Valerie J. Lewis Coleman, The Forbidden Secrets of the Goody Box: Relationship Advice That Your Father Didn't Tell You and Your Mother Didn't Know
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