The Authored Journals

Beautiful enough to keep. Clear enough to actually use.

Five journals for self-respect, identity, attachment, and the woman you are authoring. $27 digital · $44 print. For every journal sold, one is donated to an LGBTQ+ individual in need.

The Authored Journals collection by Authored by Her.

No. 01

The Woman I Keep Leaving

A guided journal for reclaiming yourself and stopping the cycle.

For the woman learning to treat herself like someone worth staying with.

$27digital·$44print

For the woman who has been kind to everyone except herself. Inside, you will find prompts that help you notice where you minimize your needs, soften your inner dialogue, and rebuild a relationship with yourself that feels honest, not forced. This is not about pretending everything is fine. It is about learning how to sit with yourself without leaving.

Sample prompts

"Where do I ask for less because I am afraid of being too much?"
"What would I say to myself if I were someone I deeply loved?"
"What part of me keeps waiting for permission?"
"What do I need to stop proving?"
"Where have I confused being needed with being loved?"

No. 02

Soft Spine

A self-leadership journal for clarity, discipline, and inner authority.

For the woman whose mind needs structure, not shame.

$27digital·$44print

For the woman who knows her mind is powerful, but sometimes too full. Soft Spine helps you sort your thoughts without making yourself wrong for having so many. Through structured prompts, reflection pages, and decision-making exercises, you'll move from mental noise into clean direction — soft on the outside, unshakeable on the inside.

Sample prompts

"What thought keeps taking up space without helping me move?"
"What decision am I avoiding because I want certainty first?"
"What do I already know, but keep asking others to confirm?"
"What would clean self-leadership look like today?"
"What is the difference between my fear and my wisdom here?"

No. 03

The Inner Vow

A journal for boundaries, devotion, and the promises you keep to yourself.

For the woman who needs to hear from the version of herself who made it through.

$27digital·$44print

The Inner Vow helps you build a living relationship with the version of you who already trusts herself. Through intimate prompts, letters, and identity-based reflection, this journal invites you to stop chasing an imagined future and start keeping the quiet promises she's already asking you to make.

Sample prompts

"What does my future self no longer negotiate?"
"What does she forgive me for not knowing sooner?"
"What room does she walk into differently?"
"What does she protect now that I keep leaving exposed?"
"What would she ask me to do this week?"

No. 04

Love Without Leaving

A journal for intimacy, attachment, and staying with yourself.

For the woman ready to stop confusing survival with identity.

$27digital·$44print

Love Without Leaving is for the woman ready to separate who she is from who she becomes when she's afraid of being left. These prompts help you examine the roles, survival identities, and quiet agreements you made to stay loved, safe, or accepted — and how to stay close to yourself the next time love asks you to disappear.

Sample prompts

"What role did I learn to play before I knew I had a choice?"
"Who benefits when I stay quiet?"
"What story about myself am I ready to retire?"
"What part of me was protection before it became a prison?"
"What truth feels scary because it would change how I live?"

No. 05

The Quiet Becoming

A journal for private growth, creative identity, and becoming without applause.

For the woman learning to stay with herself while loving someone else.

$27digital·$44print

The Quiet Becoming is for the woman who wants to understand her patterns in love and self without drowning in blame. These prompts help you notice where you pursue, withdraw, over-explain, test, cling, shut down, or disappear — and how to come back to yourself sooner, quietly, before anyone else has to notice you left.

Sample prompts

"What do I do when I am afraid I am about to be left?"
"What does my body call love that my wisdom calls anxiety?"
"Where do I over-give to avoid feeling uncertain?"
"What would secure love require me to stop performing?"
"What does staying connected to myself look like during conflict?"

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