Shareen Ayoub Mansfield is a veritable font of information, compassion, and attitude. She is a first generation, American of Arab descent. Widely known as both an airhead and genius. She is a Jill-of-all-trades resulting from her Lebanese heritage plus compulsion to learn everything once and learn it correctly. She has a soft side. It's her back side. If she's facing you and you've ignited the wrath of her inner dragon, duck or burn. Your choice. Aside from balancing ferocity with kindness, Shareen has been trained for Red Cross Disaster. She has helped train dogs for emotional support and Search and Rescue. She's studied Nursing, Dietetics, Journalism, Kickboxing, cooks better than your mom, is active in her children's school, is a runner and has a third-degree black belt in the creative use of "fuck" and putting megalomaniacal narcissists in their place. You can find her on Twitter, Facebook or connect by emailing her at Shareen.Mansfield(at)me.com
Shareen is a Social Butterfly choosing to connect with her favorite authors on all platforms. Consider her your biggest fan.
You can find her poem Compromised Field listed in The Writes Of Women. Read her on Raising MothersHer personal poem of her journey into the inferno of Hell & addiction and how it impacts the lives of those you love featured on OTV's Team Wizard Raymond Baxter's site The Relationship Blogger. Her raw & unfiltered experience with An Eating Disorder featured Nourish Your Soul published by the prolific author of Hush by Nicole Lyons on TheLithiumChronicles.com.
Shareen is a Publisher, Author, Social Media Whisperer on: OTVMAGAZINE.Com
Twitter : @ShareenM
Website: OTVMagazine.Com
A poem is forming
Like a whispered prayer
Expect nothing
Desire all
I like that about us
The parts we can’t see
Pink
Smiles
Fury mingles with
I see you not as a First Generation
But as a
Free Generation…
Because you have
Earned it
If we’re not transparent
We cannot be seen
Much of the most of the best to you
Love the photo Shareen. Transparent.. It speaks, it tells
Enjoyed the bio, told as only you can tell