Big Butt Girls, Hard Headed Women — Regina's Monologue
from Big Butt Girls, Hard Headed Women
Written by Rhodessa Jones
Regina, an incarcerated African American woman, asserts her independence and toughness. She reflects on her life as a sex worker, her refusal to be controlled by men like Tyrone, and her unapologetic survival instincts.
REGINA: Fuck a bitch. Hit me! Bigger and better bitches than you have hit me. Just because I let you smell my pussy, don't make it your pussy. It's still my pussy. Everybody and anybody will use you so you best get to using first. I learned early, a man or a woman ain't nothing but a plaything.
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