Kelly Rowland comes candid about an abusive relationship she was in almost a decade ago. In the song "Dirty Laundry Kelly shares with us how "bitter sweet" her life had become behind the glitz, glammer lights and camera's. In the song she states that the unidentified abuser not only physically but also mentally abused her proclaiming to her that he was the only one who loved her although his love was destroying her slowly. Domestic violence doesn't discriminate no matter our status qou. The statistics still inform us that 1out of every 4 women in America are affected by this growing epedimic. Kelly is blessed to be alive and be as transparent about the experience. This isn't always the case, many women have lost their lives at the hands of the very one who claims to love them. There is help available for anyone desiring to be free of such a detrimental situation. I happen to produce stage play production that bring awareness but also contributes to the financial support of such organizations as Houston Area Women Center ans Bridge over troubled water, located here in Houston. Local safe houses that assist with counseling, group therapy and career counseling to assist the women in becoming self sufficent. Let's not turn a death ear are a blind eye to those whom have lost the power of their own voice. Kelly reconfirms a silent cry truly desires a way out. Remember ladies, love is patient, love is kind, it's not fault finding. Real love protects and never neglects.
Peace and Blessings
Kenya
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