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"I grew up in a house built on deception and sorrow, carrying a weight I believed was mine to hold forever. For decades I was the version of myself everyone else needed, while the truth of who I actually was waited quietly underneath. The Woman Who Loves Herself is a collection of declarations and offerings that traces what happened when I finally stopped waiting and chose myself instead. This is not a tidy story of healing, told all at once. It is the beautiful, messy unfolding of a woman finally brave enough to be seen, one declaration, one offering, at a time."
"I grew up in a house built on deception and sorrow, carrying a weight I believed was mine to hold forever. For decades I was the version of myself everyone else needed, while the truth of who I actually was waited quietly underneath. The Woman Who Loves Herself is a collection of declarations and offerings that traces what happened when I finally stopped waiting and chose myself instead. This is not a tidy story of healing, told all at once. It is the beautiful, messy unfolding of a woman finally brave enough to be seen, one declaration, one offering, at a time."