Name: This Is Not The Red Pill Content
SKU: 69115382
Price: 59.04 NZD
Availability: InStock
Author: Sha Star
ISBN: 9798171828455

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Physical Book

Publisher

Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp

Author

Sha Star

Language

English

Pages

216

ISBN13

9798171828455

This Is Not The Red Pill Content

Sha Star (Author) · Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp · Physical Book

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Synopsis "This Is Not The Red Pill Content"

This Is Not the Red Pill Content: A Common Sense Guide to Dating and Marriage is a candid, funny, and deeply personal look at love, dating, marriage, boundaries, accountability, and the questionable decisions we sometimes make while trying to figure all that shit out.Drawing from her own previous marriage, divorce, relationships, situationships, and plenty of lessons learned the hard way, Sha Star challenges the idea that dating has to be a war between men and women. Instead, she brings the conversation back to something far less complicated: character, communication, consistency, discernment, reciprocity, and common sense.With humor, unfiltered storytelling, and signature SHA'ISMs, Sha explores everything from falling in love with potential and mistaking attention for validation to ignoring red flags, carrying too much in relationships, asking better follow-up questions, and learning when enough evidence is enough.But this isn't a book about blaming men.It isn't about blaming women either.And it damn sure isn't about becoming an expert at diagnosing everybody you've ever dated.It's about learning to see people as they are, taking accountability for your own choices, setting boundaries based on the information in front of you, and recognizing that loving someone doesn't require losing yourself.Ultimately, This Is Not the Red Pill Content isn't just about finding healthier love.It's about remembering the person you were before relationships, disappointment, survival, and responsibility made you forget.Sometimes the most important relationship you recover...is the one you have with yourself.Welcome back, Love.