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by Leslie Lindsey Davis (Author)
You were told you shouldn't feel that way.
So you learned to stop listening to yourself.
Not all at once.
Not consciously.
You didn't lose your emotions.
You learned what to do with them.
You learned to eat instead of feel.
To control instead of trusting your body.
To stay busy, anxious, numb, hyper-vigilant, or "fine" - because feeling honestly didn't seem like an option.
Your Shirt Was Always Pink is not a book about emotional eating, anxiety, control, or self-sabotage -
but it explains why those patterns formed and why they've been so hard to stop.
Using powerful metaphor, Leslie Lindsey Davis reveals how emotional invalidation teaches people to disconnect from their honest feelings - and how those unprocessed emotions often resurface as coping behaviors, compulsive habits, or constant self-doubt.
This book is for you if:
- you believe something is "wrong" with you but can't name what
- you struggle with emotional eating, anxiety, overthinking, or control
- you feel disconnected from yourself and don't know why
- you've tried willpower, discipline, therapy, or self-help - and still feel stuck
This is not a book about fixing broken behavior.
You were never broken.
You were trained.
And your shirt was always pink.
