WNBA Superstar Monica Wright broke things off with NBA star Kevin Durant. The reason was that Durant was unfaithful. I stand behind this sister because even though you've invested time with a person, you're not supposed to tolerate cheating. If you overlook small matters, you'll let big things slide. Monica Wright did the right thing, no matter if her fans hate her for it. There comes a time where you have to put your faith first, and if your fans can't respect your decisions, they weren't your fans to begin with. True fans will have your back, even if they don't understand your decision. Sometimes, it's not for her fans to understand why Ms. Wright to do what she did. She said it herself: Her decision to break up with Durant was based on Godly principles. He was cheating on her, and she wasn't standing for it. When you know your worth, you're less inclined to tolerate mistreatment from your mate. The average woman would've stayed, knowing he was a walking millionaire.
Monica Wright's decision to leave Kevin Durant confirmed the difference between a godly woman and worldly woman. A Godly woman knows her worth because she was made in God's image. She respects herself enough to walk away from that which doesn't edify her, and that's what Monica Wright did. If Monica wasn't saved, she would've stayed with Durant because she would've been blinded by dollar signs. Some women are blinded by dollar signs, so she'll put up with any & everything because she doesn't want to lose that comfort. There are "worldly" women who value themselves too, but a Godly woman's worth is far deeper than that of society. In my eyes, she's the real MVP for staying true to her values, and refusing to compromise herself as a Godly woman. In conclusion, she (Monica Wright) didn't let money make her settle. Because she didn't let money make her settle, that makes her God's MVP.
In conclusion, you have to take a stand for what you know is right in God's eyesight. When you do that, God's rewards far outweigh any punishment you could face for taking that stand.
