In this captivating and thought-provoking book, “I Wear Skirts Because My Balls Don’t Fit in Pants,” I invite you on a journey through the intricate tapestry of my life experiences as a clinical tool or just a person interested in autobiographies. This book is intended for Mental Health professionals and students entering the field or those seekers of personal growth. This book offers valuable insights into the transformative power of life’s trials and tribulations and the importance of critical thinking.

Throughout the pages, I delve into specific episodes that shaped my being, revealing the profound impact they had on my path. My life has often mirrored the dramas and romances portrayed in films like “Diary of a Mad Black Woman”  ¨Against all Odds¨, Ä Bronx Tale¨, and “The Color Purple.” There’s an intriguing connection between the stories I’ve cherished and the events I’ve lived through. Encounters with Governor Patterson and Harvey Weinstein have shaped my experiences, though I’ve remained unswayed by fame, valuing integrity and human connections above all else. Coming of age in the Bronx amidst the influence of the Mafia has honed my resilience and discernment. As Marilyn Monroe astutely observed, fame may come and go, but the enduring values of respect, love, and family remain steadfast. Additionally, I was once featured in the New York Post as Governor Patterson’s “Mystery Woman,” adding a layer of intrigue to my life’s narrative. One of the most intriguing revelations is how the person I initially rejected as “boring” turned out to be the one who brought genuine positivity into my life, free from toxic influences. This realization prompts the understanding of how important it is to listen to our own perceptions and judgments, encouraging critical thinking and self-reflection.