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Some bonds require distance, not repair. If you've loved someone who continued to harm you... If you've felt guilt for choosing space... If you've been told ""but they're family"" while your body knew otherwise... This book was written for you. Some Bridges Are Too Broken to Mend is a compassionate, direct guide for anyone navigating estranged family relationships, emotional abuse, and painful relational patterns. It affirms a truth many struggle to name: healing sometimes requires boundaries, distance, and choosing yourself over reconciliation. And acknowledging that truth does not make you cold, bitter, or unkind. This book does not: Pressure you to reunite Excuse harmful behavior It does not ask you to forgive before safety exists. Instead, it offers clarity, validation, and direction. You will find honest insight into experiences many struggle to articulate: The guilt that follows distance The internal conflict between love and self-protection The emotional strength it takes to choose boundaries If you are navigating estrangement, living with the effects of toxic family dynamics, or questioning your right to step away, this book does not ask you to justify your experience. It respects it. Inside, you'll learn how to: Heal from toxic and estranged relationships Recognize emotional manipulation Set boundaries without guilt Release shame tied to choosing distance Rebuild self-trust and emotional clarity Reclaim your life with confidence and intention You are not disloyal for choosing peace. You are not wrong for protecting your emotional safety. Healing begins when you stop trying to repair every bridge - and start choosing yourself instead.

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