A poetry collection about love, heartbreak, and the quiet strength of starting over.

I Wouldn't Marry Me Either is a raw and reflective journey through the highs and lows of modern love-the moments that make us stay too long, the lessons we learn too late, and the slow realization that the greatest love story is the one we build with ourselves.

From fleeting almost-relationships to the kind of heartbreak that lingers, Perris Yates crafts poems that explore the complexities of intimacy, self-worth, and the quiet, inevitable act of letting go. With sharp wit, deep vulnerability, and an unfiltered honesty, this collection speaks to anyone who has ever loved the wrong person, stayed for the wrong reasons, or had to relearn how to love themselves first.

For the ones who swore they wouldn't go back-but did.
For the ones who gave too much to people who gave too little.
For the ones who turned their heartbreak into poetry.

If you were moved by The Sun and Her Flowers by Rupi Kaur or found truth in Pretty Boys Are Poisonous by Megan Fox, this collection will speak to you.