To The Man I Loved Too Much Paperback – Healing Poetry for Women Moving On from Heartbreak

Heartfelt Poetry for Women Healing from Love That Hurt Too Much

About the Book

To The Man I Loved Too Much is a poetic journey through the stages of loving, losing, and ultimately reclaiming yourself. Each page captures the ache of giving too much, the confusion of mixed signals, and the quiet strength that emerges when you finally choose yourself. This isn’t just poetry—it’s permission to feel everything, heal honestly, and move forward without apology. Written for women who’ve poured their hearts into relationships that couldn’t hold them, this collection becomes a companion through the loneliest nights and the first days of freedom.

From the Back Cover

“You didn’t love too much. You just loved someone who couldn’t love you back the same way.”

About the Author

 writes from lived experience, transforming personal pain into universal healing. With a voice that feels like a best friend who truly understands, the author has built a community of readers who find comfort in honest words about love, loss, and self-discovery. Their poetry doesn’t shy away from messy emotions—it embraces them as part of the path to wholeness.

Who Is This Book For?

This collection is for women navigating the aftermath of relationships where they gave everything and received crumbs in return. If you’ve ever questioned whether you were too needy, too emotional, or too much—this book will remind you that your capacity to love is a gift, not a flaw. It’s for anyone sitting in the painful space between holding on and letting go, seeking words that validate their feelings while gently nudging them toward self-compassion and new beginnings.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Is this poetry book good for healing after a breakup?
Yes, this collection is specifically written for emotional healing after heartbreak. The poems validate your pain while guiding you toward self-love and closure.

Q: What makes this different from other heartbreak poetry books?
The honesty. These poems don’t romanticize toxic love or rush you through grief. They sit with you in the hard moments and remind you that healing isn’t linear.

Q: Can poetry really help with moving on from someone?
Poetry gives you words when your own fail. Reading experiences that mirror yours helps you feel less alone and more understood, which is essential for emotional recovery.

Q: Is this book only for women who’ve been in toxic relationships?
While it resonates deeply with that experience, anyone who’s loved intensely and struggled to let go will find comfort and recognition in these pages.

Q: How long is this poetry collection?
The paperback contains a full collection of poems organized thematically, designed to be read in one sitting or revisited whenever you need its particular kind of comfort.