I am not saying this to be catty. I am saying this because it would be interesting to compare their experiences with him and how he changed through out the years. I think he was both addicting to women and equally frustrating for them to deal with. Some he clearly romanced but Rosie Gaines and Shelby J were two that knew him the longest.

It would be nice to have them each have their own moment, without having all these randome articles and such, instead have it gathered together.

SheLovesMeNot said:

Mkilpatrick74 said:

SheLovesMeNot said:

Book Title: The Purple Sister-Wives

This!!!! Lmao!

Great title!

A book on all the women whose careers he tried to boost plus Manuela

the thread title!

Hey, Deadflow3r, nice to see you around these parts.


And I'd read it.

XxAxX said:

A book on all the women whose careers he tried to boost plus Manuela

the thread title!

it could be the subtitle of the book:

PRINCE: THE PURPLE SISTER-WIVES

(a book on all the women whose careers he tried to boots, plus manuela)

Thank you all for liking this idea. When Prince died there were all these pictures in not only regular magazines but also special additions, that had the wrong name for the woman who was standing next to Prince. Also, some of the women that writers and editors seemed to believe had the biggest effect on his career or he on theirs were not the ones i would have listed. Who but us remembers Liza from Panama? In truth my least favorite was Bria, but even I felt like she got edited out of the big picture. She was with him and involved in his projects from 2007 to 2010. She was the only one that had her own CD sold along with his AND she is the only non-wife that he converted to the Jehovah Witnesses.

morningsong said:

Hey, Deadflow3r, nice to see you around these parts.


And I'd read it.

It has been a long while. My life took a turn for crazy.

Krystalkisses said:

I'd read a book like that! [Edited 9/13/16 0:11am]

I believe a lot of women would. Women in his life felt very passionately about him and he had a way of making them all feel gifted and important for the length of time they were in his life.

Deadflow3r said:

morningsong said:

Hey, Deadflow3r, nice to see you around these parts.


And I'd read it.

It has been a long while. My life took a turn for crazy.

good to see you again! hope things are okay

Deadflow3r said:

Thank you all for liking this idea. When Prince died there were all these pictures in not only regular magazines but also special additions, that had the wrong name for the woman who was standing next to Prince. Also, some of the women that writers and editors seemed to believe had the biggest effect on his career or he on theirs were not the ones i would have listed. Who but us remembers Liza from Panama? In truth my least favorite was Bria, but even I felt like she got edited out of the big picture. She was with him and involved in his projects from 2007 to 2010. She was the only one that had her own CD sold along with his AND she is the only non-wife that he converted to the Jehovah Witnesses.

i learn many from u deadflow3r and interesting for his life .i like the manner of ur writing for all these thanks......

Deadflow3r said:

morningsong said:

Hey, Deadflow3r, nice to see you around these parts.


And I'd read it.

It has been a long while. My life took a turn for crazy.

Hope not too crazy. Take care of yourself, though I'm sure you are.

Deadflow3r said:

Krystalkisses said:

Deadflow3r said:

I believe a lot of women would. Women in his life felt very passionately about him and he had a way of making them all feel gifted and important for the length of time they were in his life.

Yep plus I thought the women he was attracted to all had a certain sexines, charisma and glamorous-ness that when I was a girl in the 1980s I really looked up too. Playing with my Barbies it made me feel beautiful when I saw Apollonia in a movie as a female lead as I looked similar and made me feel good about my Latina looks. I am thankful to Prince for bringing different types of beauty to the mainstream at a time when that wasn't popular. I like to think it did something positive for my self esteem and maybe other girls. Thanks Prince for recognizing different types of beauty besides Barbie.

True!

Kima Bassinger was the only blonde haired and blue eyed beauty that he ever paid a decent amount of attention on. He wasn't interested in the Christy Brinkley types that ruled the 1980's and beyond.