Cassie Ventura

Yeah, I couldn't take the pain that I was in anymore. And so I just tried to walk out the front door into traffic and my husband wouldn't let me.

Yeah, I couldn't take the pain that I was in anymore. And so I just tried to walk out the front door into traffic and my husband wouldn't let me.

Because I didn't think he understood. I don't think after all those years of begging for, like, sorries and just for him to actually recognize the pain, the pain that he put me through, like, I just wanted him to understand.

Because I didn't think he understood. I don't think after all those years of begging for, like, sorries and just for him to actually recognize the pain, the pain that he put me through, like, I just wanted him to understand.

I think bigger. More than anything, it was his own personal shame and having to carry the things that were shameful to him.

I think bigger. More than anything, it was his own personal shame and having to carry the things that were shameful to him.

The sexual part, the freak offs, like I took on a lot of responsibility with that that I never should have.

The sexual part, the freak offs, like I took on a lot of responsibility with that that I never should have.

He brought the concept to me when I was 22 and I would do absolutely anything for him. And I did. And it never stopped our whole relationship. And it was expected of me. And it made me feel horrible about myself. And I couldn't I couldn't get it out. Like I couldn't face him with it. I was always so numb because that is what I chose to do to get through it.

He brought the concept to me when I was 22 and I would do absolutely anything for him. And I did. And it never stopped our whole relationship. And it was expected of me. And it made me feel horrible about myself. And I couldn't I couldn't get it out. Like I couldn't face him with it. I was always so numb because that is what I chose to do to get through it.

I can't carry this anymore. I can't carry the shame, the guilt, the way we will... I was guided to treat people like they were disposable. It's what's right is right. And what's wrong is wrong. And I'm here to do the right thing.

I can't carry this anymore. I can't carry the shame, the guilt, the way we will... I was guided to treat people like they were disposable. It's what's right is right. And what's wrong is wrong. And I'm here to do the right thing.

It's an infectious song. It has a weird, creepy vibe, but at the same time, it's fun to sing along to, and it's just simple.

It's an infectious song. It has a weird, creepy vibe, but at the same time, it's fun to sing along to, and it's just simple.

If you're a kid on the internet and you're looking to find new music, you go on the internet, you go on MySpace. People find me.

If you're a kid on the internet and you're looking to find new music, you go on the internet, you go on MySpace. People find me.

Well, I was really excited because Bad Boy itself is just a very legendary label. I mean, to be a part of that, where you think of Biggie and Faith Evans, Mary J. Blige, people like that. It's just exciting to be at such a legendary place.

Well, I was really excited because Bad Boy itself is just a very legendary label. I mean, to be a part of that, where you think of Biggie and Faith Evans, Mary J. Blige, people like that. It's just exciting to be at such a legendary place.

And I remember telling people my entire life, I'm going to be famous. Like, that's just how I was. I didn't even know what that meant. I didn't know what I was gonna do or what.

And I remember telling people my entire life, I'm going to be famous. Like, that's just how I was. I didn't even know what that meant. I didn't know what I was gonna do or what.