This is the diary of Alex, a woman who spent 15 years trying to build a lasting relationship, but each time ended the same way: disappointment, tears, and another breakup. Despite being 35 years old, she's never married, and loneliness and the social clock ticking ever louder.
Alex begins to ask herself: "What's wrong with me?" "Why don't my relationships work?" "Why do I always find the wrong men?" And although she spends a long time blaming herself-trying too hard, trying to fit in, working out at the gym, and trying to be a "better version of myself"-it's only after several heartbreaks that she reaches a surprising conclusion. She discovers the secret of failed relationships. A secret that affects not just her-but millions of women around the world.
This isn't a self-help book.
You won't find a list of ten steps to finding love or golden rules of dating here.
This is the memoir of a woman who has endured a hell of emotional rollercoasters, collecting bruises, hopes, and glimpses of realization along the way.
It's the story of a spiritual Polish woman, Bridget Jones, who, after psychotherapy, decides to dive deeper into her choices, patterns, and heart instead of sitting in front of the TV with an ice cream.
With humor, tenderness, and sometimes brutal honesty, it tells the story of what happens when you stop deceiving yourself. When you no longer look for a man to save you-you learn to save yourself.
This is a book for women who have given too much, waited too long, and too often thought there was something wrong with them. For those who already know, or will soon learn, that the greatest secret is something seemingly so trivial, yet so difficult.
