Still Here, Still Trying

A grounded relationship guide for people who are still committed… but tired. Not “give up,” not “just communicate better,” and definitely not “pray it away.” This is for the person who keeps showing up, keeps trying, and still feels lonely inside the same home.

This book doesn’t glamorize suffering. It starts with clarity: if there’s harm, intimidation, or violence, the priority is safety—not trying harder.

Inside, you’ll get language for patterns, a simple framework for understanding what kind of pain you’re dealing with, and practical boundaries that protect your peace without turning everything into a war.

What you’ll learn:

How to tell the difference between “normal conflict” and patterns that require real boundaries (or a safety plan)

The Valley Map framework: identify the pain, focus on what you control, stop feeding cycles, and build what’s missing

How to set boundaries that actually work (clear, calm, consistent—not dramatic)

How to handle common spouse patterns: emotional shutdown (“peace”), depression, control, betrayal, and “stress relief” behaviors

How to rebuild self-trust when you’ve been shrinking, tiptoeing, or over-functioning in the relationship

What’s included:

1 PDF ebook (Instant Download)

49 pages

Language: English

How to use:

Read on your phone, tablet, or computer (any PDF reader)

Or print at home / local print shop if you prefer paper

Important notes:

For educational and informational purposes only

Not a substitute for therapy, medical, legal, or crisis services

Due to the nature of digital downloads, refunds/exchanges aren’t available once downloaded

PLR Rights

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If you’ve ever felt like you’re staying because you’re committed—while quietly disappearing inside the relationship—this was written for you.