Wildly, Devastatingly Human

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Welcome to the whole human experience.

This book was never meant to be read in a straight line.

It was meant to be felt.

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Each page, each perspective shifting philosophical sentence, each poem, is a conversation between you and the parts of yourself you’re still learning how to meet.

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The past you survived.

The love you lost.

The future you’re daring to claim.​

 

The structure of this book mirrors the journey of becoming:

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Part I — The One Who Haunts You

Grief, love, loss, heartbreak, ghosts.

Here, you’ll meet the echoes of what you once loved and what you never fully let go of.

This section is about loss in all its forms—and the ways it carves space inside us for new life.

You will cry, feel your own suffering + see where you are still holding on to things you need to release.

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Part II — The One You Never Let Live

The inner world. The stuck patterns. The internal wars.

Here, you’ll meet the parts of yourself you abandoned to survive.

The parts you kept small.

The parts you pretended didn’t hurt.

This section is about reckoning with the self-sabotage, the loyalty to pain, and the quiet ways you kept yourself from living fully.

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Part III — The One You’re Letting Live

The rising. The choosing. The becoming.

Here, you’ll step into the future you’re building with every brave, imperfect choice.

This section is about hope—not the pretty kind, but the blood-deep kind that comes after you’ve buried enough ghosts to build a cathedral out of your own breath.

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How to move through this book:

• You don’t have to rush.

• You don’t have to read it perfectly.

• Let yourself linger where it hurts.

• Let yourself skip ahead to where it frees you.

• Return to the pages that speak the language of your skin.

 

 

There’s no wrong way to meet yourself here.

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Just the wildly, devastatingly human way.

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You made it.

You’re here.

That’s enough.

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