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Men are Trash: The end of him and beginning of you – A collection of poems on break-ups, dating and healing

Author	Franziska Pugh

Men are Trash: The end of him and beginning of you – A collection of poems on break-ups, dating and healing

Franziska Pugh

Men Are Trash is a curated book of poems that encourages you to own where you are now and celebrate the heartbreaks that got you here. Think of this as a coming-of-age book for adults who have finally accepted that their normal life is actually filled with traumatic (and really sad) experiences.

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Categories: Book, Century fox, Literature & Fiction, Women Tags: Literary Fiction, Philosopher Biographies, Poetry by Women

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Instead of leaving you to be defined by them, these poems get to the core of (un)successful relationships, heartbreak, cheating and socialized beliefs, and turns them into a tool for empowerment and healing. This restorative book offers you friendship and familiarity in a time when you need it most.

Franziska Pugh

Franziska Pugh is an author, media maven, brand architect and much more. She is a true visionary and celebrates womanhood and entrepreneurship by advocating for mindfulness and innovation.

Powerfully poised at the heart of global empowerment, Franziska is an incomparable impact leader and branding maven consistently positioning women for greatness in business and life. Crafting her own life’s work around the transcendence of media and culture, Franziska’s expertise as an industry trailblazer has propelled brands forward through the transformation of passion into purpose, helping each woman uniquely define and create success on their own terms.

When she’s not channeling her inner Aries to generate creative chaos in every facet of her life, Franziska is creating healthy boundaries, scheming up ways to smash the Patriarchy, and living her best life in the city of Angels.