There is a deep well of pain, loneliness, self-loathing, trauma, and shame sitting behind the happy smiles and filtered social media feeds that so often characterize our generation.Many of us have become experts at pretending we're fine. Our shiny social media feeds and screen-deep smiles certainly give off a happy illusion. But we are not fine. Taylor has heard countless stories from her generation of our fetal positions on cold-tile floors, immobilized by anxiety. She personally knows this place well. At eighteen, she, too, found herself in an anxiety-induced fetal position behind a locked bathroom stall, wondering, "e;What did Jesus mean when he promised me full life?"e;Stop Saying I'm Fine is a generational call to honesty, healing, and to a spiritual hunger that defies superficial Christianity and engages our deeper aches and heart questions. In these pages, we'll dig beneath the bedrock of our anxiety into the pain of our experiences. Together, we'll learn how to connect to the stillness that exists beneath the chaos, and we'll find that the wholeness and healing we long for isn't as distant as it may seem.For the young adult who feels trapped inside their anxietyFor the parent or caregiver who aches to understandFor the wounded heart that can't seem to move onFor the weary one who has tried and failed a thousand other ways
