We Didn't Ask To Be Here

by Ariadni Brempou

Overview

When asked the question, "What's the hardest job in the world?" most people answer: "Parenting." And that's completely accurate. There's nothing like being in charge of a person's health, safety, and happiness. But parenting doesn't have to be SO scary. After all, no one's born knowing how to do much of anything. We all have to learn as we go. Hopefully, this book will help answer any of the pressing questions you may have about parenting. Maybe you feel like you're doing a terrible job and want to see how you can improve. Maybe your teenager's struggling with their mental health or a bad breakup, and you don't know how to help them. Maybe they're being distant with you, and you don't know what to do. Or maybe you want to read this book for the psychoanalysis of popular television characters like Meredith from Grey's Anatomy. This book's the place for all of those maybes, and more. Think of it as the ultimate parent survival guide: the way to look into your teenager's head by reading something written by a teenager about teenagers that's targeted towards parents. Or, just as a vote of confidence from me that you can do this! Please note that all proceeds will go toward charities that nurture the relationship between incarcerated parents and their children. Purchase a book today to help the cause!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798317811778
Publisher:	BookBaby
Publication date:	09/07/2025
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	132
File size:	933 KB

About the Author

Ariadni Brempou's a high school student who's passionate about developmental psychology and incarceration. She runs a podcast called Elpida For Incarceration (found on YouTube, Instagram, and Libsyn) where she interviews both individuals with first-hand experience and experts in the field. She's also published a research paper where she and a PhD professor found that the leading cause of incarceration's poor parenting. That finding led her here, publishing this book. Her hope's that this book will support and help people navigate parenthood. And, most importantly, that it will give parents faith in their ability to change and improve while also giving them the opportunity to take accountability for their actions and reflect. All proceeds will go towards charities that nurture the relationship between incarcerated parents and their children. Purchase a book today to help the cause!