Today's Craziness: Juanita Bynum edition

Ok, so I know this is the age of women throwing divorce parties and celebrating their independence after leaving a failed marriage. Well Ms. Juanita Bynum has decided to take it one step further and this chick actually wore her wedding dress to her 50th birthday party.

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See for yourself:

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Uhm, are what you planning to do with that sword Juanita???? Jazmine Sullivan only bust the windows she didn't go cut a b****.
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Yeah....I didn't understand it either then I read what she had to say about it:

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ESSENCE.COM: At the sacred ceremony, which was an integral part of your birthday celebration, you wore your wedding dress. Why?BYNUM: One of the greatest moments of my life was the day that I married. That day was supposed to be the defining moment of my life when I would show the world that I had stepped into my womanhood. It was always the original intention of my dress and I refused to let it not be because it was made for me. So I wore it because I felt like someone had robbed me of that right. I waited so many years to walk in it and I wanted to give the dress the honor for which it had been made. My father told me to always face your fears head-on, and since this was the dress that is connected to the incident for which the whole world remembered me, I said that if I’m going to cross over I have to go back and stand in the same place.
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ESSENCE.COM: Was it difficult to wear the dress again knowing the pain and heartache that was once associated with it?

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BYNUM: Not at all. When I opened it up my first vision wasn’t: “This is the dress I married the wrong person in.” I touched the dress and said, “I almost forgot how beautiful this dress is.” When I stood in that dress for the second time I looked at myself in amazement because I knew the real moment that I waited for all my life had come again for me to define who I was. So that’s when God gave me my new name, Juanita Bynum, II, because I have redefined myself and been reborn. It was like being given an opportunity to be me again—the new evolved me. I rewrote my ten commandments and I declared that my past would not be a part of any mockery, shame or error, and it would only be a part of my future for me to pass on lessons about my experiences. I will never allow anyone to mishandle and misrepresent my name because it’s one of the most valuable, God-given gifts.

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And I still don't understand Juanita. Which leads me to tell you, IT'S JUST NOT OK!

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