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You loved them deeply. But they kept hurting you—and you kept staying. If you're tired of overgiving, exhausted from false hope, and quietly breaking under the weight of love that never feels safe… this book is for you. How to Let Go of People Who Keep Hurting You is your emotional compass back to peace. In this tender, honest, and empowering guide, Sienna Thorne walks beside you—not as a therapist, but as someone who’s been there. You’ll explore why you stay in cycles of pain, how to stop chasing closure, and how to finally choose yourself without guilt. With 10 heartfelt ...

Have you ever felt completely alone—while lying next to someone who says they love you? You smile. You stay. You shrink. And yet, the ache only gets louder. This is not the loneliness of being single. This is the heartbreak of being half-loved. Of reaching for someone who’s right there—but never really with you. Of silencing your needs just to keep the peace… and slowly disappearing in the process. You Were There, But I Still Felt Alone is for the woman who’s done explaining her pain. Done begging for presence. Done calling it love when it only hurts. In these pages, you’ll find...

You’ve forgiven others who never said sorry. You’ve let things go, stayed quiet, held it all in — just to keep the peace. But when it comes to forgiving yourself? You shut down. You carry the guilt. You punish yourself in silence. In I Forgave Everyone. Except Myself., author Sienna Thorne gently walks beside you through the pain of self-blame and the shame that refuses to loosen its grip. With soul-softening honesty and grace, this book helps you: – Let go of guilt without losing your sense of responsibility – Heal the past without pretending it didn’t hurt – Talk to yourself...

Were you raised by rules, but never felt safe? Raised by Control, Not Love is a healing guide for those silently carrying the emotional wounds of having emotionally immature parents. If you grew up in a house where affection felt conditional, where silence was punishment, and where being "the good child" meant losing touch with your real self—this book is for you. In these deeply validating pages, Sienna Thorne walks with you through the quiet trauma that shaped your identity, and shows you how to finally: – Set boundaries without drowning in guilt – Grieve the childhood you never had...

You thought he was your safe place. But somewhere along the way, he became the reason you stopped feeling safe inside yourself. This book is for the woman who gave everything to someone who slowly dimmed her light. You didn’t imagine it. The slow silences. The subtle digs. The confusion that made you question your own heart. You were loving him—but losing yourself. And now, you’re left holding the pieces, wondering when it all turned. In He Was My Safe Place. Then He Became My Trigger, Sienna Thorne guides you through the quiet unraveling of self that happens inside emotionally ...

What happens when your mother’s pain becomes the blueprint for your identity? You learned to smile through guilt. You apologized before you knew what you did wrong. You became the “good daughter” by becoming invisible. When Her Pain Became My Personality is a raw and healing journey for women raised by emotionally wounded mothers. In these pages, you’ll find your story in every paragraph—the unspoken sacrifices, the buried anger, the silent hopes for love that never felt safe. This book isn’t about blaming. It’s about finally seeing the wound for what it is—and choosing not ...

You loved them deeply. You waited. You stayed. But they didn’t even try. This book is for the quiet hearts — the ones who kept giving, even when love wasn’t returned. It’s for the ones who confused distance with mystery, silence with depth, and absence with love. I Loved You More, But You Didn’t Even Try is not just a breakup book. It’s a journey back to yourself. Through raw reflections and healing prose, Sienna Thorne walks with you through the pain of one-sided love — and shows you how to stop begging for effort, start reclaiming your worth, and finally love yourself the ...

You’ve spent your whole life trying to be the good girl. The agreeable one. The peacemaker. You said yes when you meant no. Smiled through pain. Shrunk yourself so others could feel big. You called it love—but it was self-abandonment. Deep down, you’re exhausted. Not because you’re weak, but because you’ve never been allowed to rest in your truth. This book is a soft rebellion for women who are done betraying themselves to be loved. With raw honesty and gentle compassion, Sienna Thorne guides you through the roots of your people-pleasing: childhood conditioning, emotional ...

Do you give and give—yet still feel invisible? You're the one who remembers birthdays, who shows up even when no one else does. The one who listens without interrupting, forgives without being asked, and carries everyone’s pain like it’s your own. You've been called “strong,” “dependable,” “so kind”… but inside, you’re exhausted. Because while you’ve been saving everyone, no one has been saving you. This book is for the silent givers. For the emotionally exhausted caretakers. For the ones who love hard but keep getting overlooked, used, or forgotten. If you've ever ...

You show up. You smile. You get things done. And yet, deep down, you’re exhausted—emotionally drained from always being the strong one. No one ever asks if you're okay. And honestly… you're not. I Keep Smiling So No One Sees I’m Drowning is a deeply emotional and healing book for women who feel unseen, unheard, and emotionally overwhelmed. Through gentle storytelling, relatable confessions, and quiet moments of truth, this book helps you break the silence, reclaim your voice, and finally feel held. If you've ever felt like you're drowning behind your smile, this book will feel like ...

💔 Have you ever felt like you had to earn your mother’s love—and still fell short? This is the book for every daughter who molded herself to fit her mother’s expectations, only to lose her voice, her joy, and her sense of self. In I Became Her So She Would Love Me, Sienna Thorne leads you through a deeply moving journey into the heart of the mother wound—where silence hurt more than words, love felt conditional, and approval became a lifelong pursuit. Through poetic reflection and tender honesty, you’ll uncover how this early pain shaped your identity—and how to finally break...

You're trying so hard to move on, but your heart still whispers their name. You smile in front of others, but cry behind closed doors. You're tired of pretending you're okay when you’re still breaking on the inside. This book isn't here to fix you. It's here to sit beside you in the ache. Each chapter gently walks you through the fog of loss, guiding you back to the parts of yourself you forgot while loving someone else too hard. If you're ready to let go — not just of them, but of the shame, guilt, and exhaustion — this book is your quiet permission to begin again. Not harder. Not ...

You tried being softer. Quieter. Easier to understand. But they still didn’t get you. This is the book you turn to when you’re tired of explaining yourself. When your voice feels too quiet, your needs feel like a burden, and your truth has been misunderstood one too many times. I Keep Hoping They’ll Understand Me, But They Don’t is a heartfelt guide for the emotionally unseen—those who have felt invisible in rooms they showed up fully in. Through raw reflections and gentle guidance, Sienna Thorne walks beside you as you reclaim your voice, honor your depth, and finally stop trying...

You’ve survived. But are you allowed to feel safe now? For years, pain has been your compass, your companion, your quiet proof that you were real. But now the storm has passed… and you don’t know who you are without it. In I Don’t Know Who I Am Without the Pain, bestselling author Sienna Thorne guides you through the tender, terrifying, and transformational journey of healing the identity shaped by suffering. This isn’t a book about “getting over it.” It’s about letting go without losing yourself. With gentle honesty and soul-deep reflection, each chapter walks beside you as...

Have you ever waited for someone so long that you forgot who you were without the waiting? This book is for the daughters who sat on metaphorical porches, waiting for a father who never returned—not physically, emotionally, or fully. In He Never Came Back, and I Stopped Waiting, Sienna Thorne takes us on an intimate, emotionally raw journey through the invisible wounds left by an emotionally absent father. With poetic storytelling, this book explores how a missing father figure silently rewrites a daughter’s understanding of love, connection, and self-worth. It shows how these wounds ...

You gave everything—until being real made him disappear. You became the woman he said he wanted. Soft. Supportive. Smiling through the silence. But the moment you stopped performing and showed your real self… he pulled away. You kept asking, "Did I scare him? Was I too much?" But the truth is: you became too real for someone who only knew how to love a fantasy.This book is for the woman who stopped shrinking. Each page names the ache of trying to be lovable at the cost of yourself. Of being praised for your light, but abandoned for your depth. Of realizing that the man you loved never ...

You’re the strong one. The dependable one. The one who always smiles — even when your heart is breaking. But deep down, you’re tired. Emotionally exhausted from holding it all together. I’m Tired of Trying to Be Okay is not another motivational pep talk. It’s a quiet, honest book for the soul that’s tired of performing, pleasing, and pretending to be fine. Inside, you’ll find yourself in every page: • The moments you smile so no one asks questions • The times you give endlessly but still feel empty • The fear of collapsing — and no one noticing With gentle honesty and ...

She looked like the responsible one. Inside, she was silently falling apart. Some girls get to be children. Others are handed emotional responsibilities before they even know what peace feels like. If you grew up keeping the adults okay, swallowing your needs to avoid chaos, or being praised for “maturity” that was really just survival—you were never alone. And it was never your fault. This book is for the daughters who became emotional caregivers long before they were ready. With soft, piercing honesty, She Raised Herself in a House Full of Adults explores the wounds left by ...

Have you ever mourned someone who was never really yours? You replayed every moment, read between every line, waited for a sign that never came. You loved in silence, hoping they'd see you. But all you were left with was the ache of what could’ve been — a heartbreak without a story, a grief without goodbye. This book is for the woman who keeps grieving a ghost of love — a fantasy she built to survive the loneliness. Through raw reflections and gentle truth, I Grieved a Love That Never Even Began helps you name the pain, break the spell of silent longing, and reclaim the pieces of ...

Do they call you too sensitive, too kind, too soft for this world? You’re not weak. You’re awake. I Stayed Soft in a World That Tried to Harden Me is a powerful healing journey for sensitive souls, empaths, people pleasers, and anyone who's ever given too much and lost themselves in the process. In this deeply emotional and empowering book, Sienna Thorne guides you through the quiet heartbreak of overgiving, the exhaustion of being “the strong one,” and the courage it takes to protect your peace without shutting down your heart. You’ll learn how to: • Set boundaries without ...