Aleta Williams > Quotes

“forget about it; if today never becomes a yesterday, at least you can make peace with today. What already happened we can't change, but we can change what happens next!”
― Aleta Williams, Salty: A Ghetto Soap Opera ( Episodes 1-3): African American Hood Series

“Stacy said, “Baby, remember that you must love yourself first. It hurt me like crazy to know that I would never see Pam or my daughter again; so bad that I fell into a state of depression, and I wanted to give up on life.” Stacy wiped the tears from her eyes.  “I almost did… but God.” Stacy paused; she had to take a breather to get herself together. Jazz was on the other end drying her tears also.  Stacy continued, “When I gave up on me, he kept me. When I did not know which way to turn, he guided me. When I was at my lowest point he was there to show me that I am strong and I can get through all things through Christ Jesus who strengthens me!!! That setback not only showed me that God loves me, but it showed me that others love and care about me also.” She looked at Pastor G and whispered, “Thank you for being a friend.” ”
― Aleta Williams, Salty: A Ghetto Soap Opera ( Episodes 1-3): African American Hood Series

“Women need to recognize their worth. Stop blaming themselves, and take it as a lesson learned, and move”
― Aleta Williams, Salty: A Ghetto Soap Opera ( Episodes 1-3): African American Hood Series

“I refuse to give Calvin and Trina anymore of me. Like Jazz said, I will love them from a distance.”
― Aleta Williams, Salty: A Ghetto Soap Opera ( Episodes 1-3): African American Hood Series

“I guess it’s true what they say, people can be so smart their actions prove their really stupid.”
― Aleta Williams, Salty: A Ghetto Soap Opera ( Episodes 1-3): African American Hood Series

“Running off with Satan was the worst thing I could have done in my twenty-four years of being on the earth.”
― Aleta Williams, I'll Ride For My Hood: A Salty Love Story

“Love could make you blind, stupid, and make you feel like you’d rather die without”
― Aleta Williams, Salty: A Ghetto Soap Opera ( Episodes 1-3): African American Hood Series

“She kept her thoughts about Peter and Yay to herself. She hated to admit that Yay was like her mother.”
― Aleta Williams, Salty: A Ghetto Soap Opera ( Episodes 1-3): African American Hood Series

“It’s true that you can read the depth of a person’s soul just by looking into their eyes.”
― Aleta Williams, Salty: A Ghetto Soap Opera ( Episodes 1-3): African American Hood Series

“Sometimes you have to love people from a distance. And this is one of those times.”
― Aleta Williams, Salty: A Ghetto Soap Opera ( Episodes 1-3): African American Hood Series

“Why else would she be with a man that is the cause of her having HIV?”
― Aleta Williams, Salty: A Ghetto Soap Opera ( Episodes 1-3): African American Hood Series

“Gave... Diesel... My... Virginity... Your girl Jazz is no longer a virgin.”
― Aleta Williams, Salty: A Ghetto Soap Opera ( Episodes 1-3): African American Hood Series

“When you don’t know how to let go of the past, you not only give that person control over your today, but your yesterday.”
― Aleta Williams, Salty: A Ghetto Soap Opera ( Episodes 1-3): African American Hood Series

“You must carry yourself how you want to be viewed. If you respect yourself, so will others.” But sometimes you gotta throw that lady shit out the window, and show assholes that you are not the one.”
― Aleta Williams, Salty: A Ghetto Soap Opera: African American Hood Series

“we all have a reservation at someone’s cemetery or morgue, with death without the privilege of cancellation.”
― Aleta Williams, Salty: A Ghetto Soap Opera ( Episodes 1-3): African American Hood Series

“That was the truth; he didn’t remember what happened that night and would probably never remember that White-Girl had spiked his drink, and fucked him to get herself pregnant.”
― Aleta Williams, Salty: A Ghetto Soap Opera ( Episodes 1-3): African American Hood Series

“He straight tried to clown her in front of her enemy and then had the nerve to tell her to take that ghetto shit to her momma’s house.”
― Aleta Williams, Salty: A Ghetto Soap Opera ( Episodes 1-3): African American Hood Series

“It’s never cool to disrespect a woman. I don't care what her status is. Rich, poor, a ho; it’s not cool. Even if she disrespects herself, a man shouldn't help her.”
― Aleta Williams, Salty: A Ghetto Soap Opera ( Episodes 1-3): African American Hood Series