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This is not a tidy healing story. It's a reckoning. A return.
The loss of a violated womanhood set on fire by anger and pain, slowly turning to ash, finding meaning and peace. Lainey Molnar tells her life story with rawness and accountability, unraveling what all women carry: the silencing, the shapeshifting, the violence, the oppression, and what we become just to survive. The world has failed women, but we rise, as always. This time creating a new, kinder world as we begin scripting our own reality.
It is a messy love letter to the parts of you that were never truly lost, only buried. If you have ever felt hopeless, or like you had to harden yourself to stay safe, or shrink yourself to be loved, this book will remind you there is nothing wrong with who you are, only with the world that asked you to be someone else. This is for the ones who are still soft, still wild, and still here.
Reader Discretion Advised: This memoir contains references to trauma, abuse, and self-harm. Please read with care.
