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This is not just a book—it’s an experience, a revelation, and a turning point for those ready to face the role they play in their own relationship. It's time to reclaim your power through self-reflection & self-acceptance.
Readers will:
Gain deep insight into their unconscious patterns and how these shape their relationships, choices, and sense of self.
Explore the impact of childhood wounds and codependency through raw, poetic reflections that mirror their own inner struggles.
Feel seen and validated by an honest portrayal of the emotional aftermath of betrayal, abandonment, and self-abandonment.
Be guided into radical self-examination, inspired by shadow work and psychoanalytic themes rooted in Jungian thought.
Witness how emotional pain can be alchemized into personal power through vulnerability, symbolism, and spiritual introspection.
Discover that healing isn’t linear — and that awareness, not perfection, is the true path to transformation.
Experience a blend of poetry and psychological reflection that helps them process their own grief, anger, love, and longing.
If you've ever felt trapped in cycles of doubt, fear, or self-sabotage, this book is for you. Through raw storytelling, deep self-inquiry, and practical guidance, So, I Married My Shadow will show you how to reclaim your power and transform your wounds into wisdom.
About the Author:
LVF.LVX is an author, poet, and shadow work coach with a passion for guiding others through the depths of self-discovery. With an M.A. in Conflict Resolution and certification in learner-centered coaching, her work blends psychology, spirituality, and raw personal experience to illuminate the path to self-acceptance.
"For years, I ran from the parts of myself I was too afraid to face. I built walls of perfection, only to watch them crumble under the weight of my own avoidance. The moment I turned toward my shadow instead of away from it, I saw the truth: every wound, every fear, every whisper of doubt was waiting to be seen, understood, and released."
-LVF