Mi aguafiestas y yo

It's a voice that speaks softly and feels familiar, almost intimate. It disguises itself as common sense, prudence, "it's not the right time." And it's been with you for so long that you've ended up mistaking it for your own. You call it laziness, weariness, realism. But one ordinary Tuesday, with a half-finished cup of coffee and an unanswered message on your phone, something shifts. You begin to suspect that it isn't true. That it never was. And, for the first time, instead of obeying it, you decide to listen. My Party Pooper and I is an honest and uncomfortable, yet profoundly healing, conversation between a woman and the part of herself she has struggled the most to accept: her self-sabotaging voice. The one that appears just when she wants to show herself, start something new, set boundaries, or simply believe in herself. Throughout these pages, you'll discover that this voice was never your enemy, but a part of you that learned to protect you, even though it's now holding you back. And perhaps you'll understand something more important: you didn't need to silence her, but to stop obeying her.