This isn't a self-help guide. It's a funeral—for the love that wasn't enough, the hope that wouldn't die, and the version of you that waited too long for someone who didn't care.

In "Goodbye for Fking Good,"** Finn Stone peels back the raw, unfiltered layers of heartbreak, toxic love, and the brutal reality of letting go. This book is not about healing—it's about facing the truth, feeling every messy emotion, and finally choosing yourself when love has left you shattered.

From the slow death of a relationship to the painful realization that staying only meant losing yourself, this book speaks to anyone who's ever loved too hard and held on too long. It's a candid, unapologetic journey through betrayal, breadcrumbs, and the soul-crushing grief of mourning someone still alive.

With chapters like "The Death of Us," "Grieving Someone Still Alive," and "Love Didn't Heal Me—Leaving Did," this book refuses to sugarcoat the pain. Instead, it gives you permission to feel it all—until you're ready to say goodbye for f**king good.

Because sometimes the bravest thing you can do is walk away—and this is your permission slip to finally let go