COMING SOON: Sticky Girls by May Woodworth

This Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to stop being a Sticky Girl!

STICKY GIRLS

By May Woodworth

Keep attracting the wrong type of guy? Do you stay invested in toxic relationships well past their expiration date? Have you ever been on the receiving end of relationship abuse? Do you have a relationship pattern that you would like to change? Are you ready to explore why you behave the way you do? 

In STICKY GIRLS (Arrow Publications; February 14, 2015; Original Trade Paper) May Woodworth explores why some women attach themselves to toxic partners, and why they have difficulty unsticking from them. After a lifetime working for women and families, Woodworth approaches dependent relationships in a compassionate manner, giving guidance, and offering solutions to women who feel stuck.

As Woodworth explains, not only are toxic partners dangerous physically, they can damage your self-esteem and affect decision making.  You focus on surviving each day instead of thriving.  In STICKY GIRLS Woodworth discusses:

●     Dysfunctional Relationships and Stickiness

●     She might be a Sticky Girl because she still has a lotta little girl inside

●     She might be a Sticky Girl because evolution has made her crazy

●     She might be a Sticky Girl because she’s addicted to love

●     She might be a Sticky Girl because she don’t know Jack

●     She might be a Sticky Girl because she still believes in fairy tales

●     She might be a Sticky Girl because getting to know herself isn’t easy

●     New Age Nattering and Psychobabble

●     Now what do I do?

●     The Sticky Girl Quiz...How Sticky Are You?

                                                                       

“This is not a book about men vs. women, right vs. wrong, or strong vs. weak,” Woodworth writes. “It is a book about finding peace. It is a book to help women who’ve lost control of their lives to regain it. It is a book to help them take responsibility for the situations they are in, and to change the situations if needed and find a new path forward. The book also explores the many reasons women may cling to bad situations, feel stuck in them. And I hope that not only will this book help such women, but also prevent others from getting into toxic entanglements. I wish inner peace for anyone reading this. I hope to give you the necessary tools to find inner peace or if you have it, how to avoid ever losing it.”

Getting unstuck is not impossible. With STICKY GIRLS anyone can make it happen.