Fuck It: A Guided Self-Love and Gratitude Journal for Women to Unfuck Your Life, Exhale the Bullshit, and Love Who You Are (Cute Self Care & Self Help Books)

This is a great gift for yourself or a friend who might need a jumpstart to destress with journalling. The prompts are simple and snarky and fun. Humor and simple questions you can fill in..with space for more as well. I liked it so much I bought one for someone else. I wish it was a bit longer...but it really helped when I needed to get through a tough time. They need a volume two.

The media could not be loaded. Got this for my daughter and I must say if you’re looking for a journal that helps you release stress, let go of perfectionism, and embrace life with more ease, This F*ck It Journal is an absolute must-have! This journal offers a refreshing, no-nonsense approach to self-care. With its witty, candid prompts and lighthearted tone, it invites you to let go of what no longer serves you and focus on what truly matters. It’s the perfect balance of humor and reflection, making it a joy to fill out while also helping you gain perspective and cultivate a sense of freedom. Highly recommend for anyone who’s ready to stop sweating the small stuff and start living with intention and joy!

I purchased because the title made me laugh and the cover was pretty. So I decided to let my curiosity win. It arrived quickly and did not disappoint. I quickly paged through the book and the questions and prompts are funny, insightful, thoughtful, deep, meaningful and more than I expected. Lots of variety in this little book. It speaks of loving yourself. Forgiveness. Being honest with yourself. Gratitude. And being in the moment. A little bit for everyone. I think it's a great way to journal and avoid writers block.I was going to gift this but decided to keep it for myself and will be buying many more to gift.

This is a cute journal. I'm a cusser, so this is fun to read and do 😁.Some variation, but some consistency too, which are both refreshing and a little exciting. I like it, but I'm not in love with it (but this is my opinion only and I will explain below):I appreciate the self-love, let it go, or improve a little- topics. I especially love 'A**hole of the day", "I'm proud I didn't"(PHENOMENAL IDEA), and some other fill-In promts like "w t f moment" lol. (Those fill-ins are somewhat consistent but are changed up every 2-3 pages. 👌🏼Like that.)The only suggestions I would have to improve this journal a little or FYI to others (at this point I'm on day 5 of using the journal) is that the order in which the "daily" prompts might be better laid out, some even reversed.So, on each 2-page spread are:On the left is a place for the date and a list of fill-in-the-blanks (which I mentioned and like them, they are consistent but vary slightly).On the right is a more open style of thought writing in answer to a different question every day (fun and I also like this variety and content contemplation).Though if this is how it's supposed to be done (both pages each day), it's hard to figure out what time of day to do this. (Which irks me.)For instance, gratitude is part of the left side...a-hole of the day as well. These prompts feel intuitive as end of the day entries.When it comes to the "today" prompts ("what do you need to do before you binge watch Netflix?", "what do you need to do to understand*uck your brain "today"?) feel like they should be answerer in the morning.Open questions on the right, such as "What is your anxiety level today?" Or "How can you be kinder to yourself today?" Should be done in the morning.I like the journal overall, it's fun and engaging (the latter one being most valuable). However I would have liked it to be a bit more thought out as to the layout.Maybe one side of the page spread "A.M." & one side "P.M." ? This is obviously my own preference, but I am big into journaling and I just get a bit dissatisfied when I sit down to journal (in the AM- but can't answer the questions completely since the day hasn't come to an end yet) or do it in the PM -realizing "today's" prompt was meant for this morning.Because it's random and I don't like to jump ahead and read the next day's prompts (and it's got date slots) I feel like I can't pinpoint the right time to use it to get the most out of it.If you are new to journaling or have a low tolerance for stupid people and find that you have a need to vent and focus more on self-care and self-love, this is a great journal 💥! 👏🏼If you are not new to journaling and need a routine (this might not be the best main journal for you). It might make a terrific fun companion (as I am now currently deciding to use it as once I learned it's layout).Have fun with it if you get it. It's definitely a cool little journal (maybe just randomly make entries, rather than try it as a daily)? Hopefully this review helps "know before you go".

Perfect for anyone looking to journal to help with mental health and self love. Lots of things to think about and kinda makes you giggle at the same time.

This is great! I bought this for my daughter who is dealing with some serious life situations. So many journals are religious, and I didn't want anything like that. I wanted something that had prompts on what to write about, and this is perfect. I think she will really enjoy this. -I cant wait to give it to her. -This will give her another outlet to vent!!

This was just what I needed. I love it. I write in it almost every day. The prompts are great. I’ve been using it for about a week now and it’s really helped me heal and change my mindset about some things.

I don't necessarily love journaling, but I do love writing. This book doesn't feel like journaling, but boy does it make you think. Some days it's easier than other. I found this more enjoyable than I thought i would (and I thought I would enjoy it a lot). Do yourself a favor and buy this. It's thought provoking in the best way, not in the ways you're trying to avoid.