Publisher's Synopsis
I know what you're feeling. That feeling of emptiness, that confusion between wanting to forget and at the same time holding on to what once was. I know how hard it is to wake up in the morning and realize that the person you shared so much with is no longer there. I know that sometimes you wonder if it will ever stop hurting, if you will ever feel good again, if you will ever be yourself again without carrying this sadness.
This book is for you, because I know what it's like to go through this. I'm not going to tell you to forget from one day to the next or to focus on the positive as if it were so easy. I'm not going to fill you with nice phrases that sound good but don't help at all when your heart is broken. What I'm going to do is accompany you in this process in the most real way, with words that you understand, with steps that you can follow and with a guide that helps you truly heal, without shortcuts, without lies and without blaming yourself for feeling.
Here you will not find magic solutions, but powerful tools to close this cycle in the best possible way. I am going to show you how to face the pain without repressing it, how to break that emotional bond that keeps you tied to the past, how to let go without resentment, how to forgive without justifying what was done to you, how to stop living with resentment and, above all, how to rebuild yourself without depending on anyone else. Because your story did not end with this breakup. There is still a lot to write and I want to help you do it from peace, from self-love and from the certainty that what is coming will be better.
This book is not just a guide to get over someone, it is an invitation to recover your power, to reconnect with yourself, to discover that you do not need to cling to a memory to feel complete. I am going to teach you to transform pain into learning, to stop making the same mistakes and to open yourself to new opportunities without fear. Because you deserve more than just surviving this stage, you deserve to learn from it and come out stronger.
No matter how much time has passed, no matter if you think you'll never get over it, no matter if you still feel like you're not the same without that person. The only thing that matters is that you're here, with the intention of healing. And if you give yourself the chance to do it the right way, without forcing yourself, without punishing yourself, and without clinging to what's no longer there, I promise you that there will come a day when you'll look back and realize that all of this was just the beginning of something much better.
