F*ck Menopause

<B>Menopause sucks. But the good news is we’re finally talking about it, making it the perfect time to get our understandably dramatic feelings out of our systems. Enter the <I>F*ck Menopause</I> journal—a private place to rage, vent, and process all the ups and downs of the hormonal roller coaster.</B><BR/><BR/>Whether you’re in perimenopause, smack in the middle of “the change,” or settling into the new normal of post-menopause, this companion for an often confusing and potentially sh*tty midlife phase is perfect for you. Filled with irreverent (and all-too-real!) affirmations and plenty of blank space to feel your feelings, this supportive journal helps you navigate every phase of menopause with confidence, self-compassion, and a healthy dose of humor.<BR/><BR/>(COMIC) MENOPAUSE RELIEF: <I>New York Times</I> bestsellers like <I>The New Menopause </I>and <I>The Menopause Manifesto </I>have ushered in a new era of conversation and knowledge about perimenopause and menopause, tearing down the topic’s longstanding taboo. This easy-to-use journal brings much-needed levity and space for women to record their emotions, needs, and symptoms during this often confusing life moment.<BR/><BR/> GREAT GIFT BETWEEN FRIENDS: The ultimate “iykyk” topic for women makes this a fun and thoughtful gift to share with friends and loved ones navigating this phase.<BR/><BR/> HUMOROUS TAKE ON UNIVERSAL EXPERIENCE: Half the population goes through menopause, yet few giftable items address this life transition. Here is a just-right item to share with moms, sisters, partners, best friends, grandmoms, cousins, or anyone you love who may need a bit of journaling self-care between hot flashes and mood swings.<BR/><BR/>Perfect for: <ul><li> Women ages 35 – 65 </li><li> Journalers and self-help enthusiasts who enjoy a humorous take </li><li> Gift-giving for birthday, Mother's Day, and Galentine’s Day </li><li> Readers of <I>The New Menopause</I>, <I>The Menopause Manifesto</I>, and<I> The Menopause Reset</I></li><li> Fans of popular perimenopause and menopause novels, including Miranda July’s <I>All Fours</I> and Catherine Newman’s <I>Sandwich</I></li></ul>