Prenups for Emotional Challenges — Coming Soon

**Simple, human agreements made before conflict—**
to prevent alienation and ease the pain for parents and children.

Divorce, high-conflict separation, and silent alienation don’t just end relationships—
they can turn parents and children into strangers.

Lawyers write prenups to protect money.
Guardrails exists to protect the emotional bond—especially with the children.

Five Reasons to Write an Emotional Prenup

An emotional prenup isn’t a legal document.
It’s a calm-mind agreement—a set of guardrails you choose before emotions run hot—so if life ever turns, your children aren’t asked to carry the weight.

1) Keep kids out of adult conflict

In separation, children can quietly get drafted into roles they were never meant to play: messenger, mediator, therapist, witness. An emotional prenup draws a hard line: children stay out of the crossfire.

2) Prevent story poisoning and loyalty binds

Conflict doesn’t just divide households—it divides meaning. People rewrite the past, label the other parent, and kids feel pressure to choose sides. Guardrails protect a child’s identity with one rule: no bad-mouthing, no recruiting, no forcing a child to split in two.

3) Reduce chaos, delays, and money burned in court

Many blowups start small: a misunderstood text, a late pickup, a holiday argument. Guardrails around routines, communication, and transitions reduce friction—so fewer moments escalate into legal warfare.

4) Stay anchored to values when you’re not yourself

Divorce can turn decent people into frightened people. Fear makes “winning” feel urgent. An emotional prenup is a reminder you wrote in peace: even if I’m angry, I won’t become harmful.

5) Make repair possible—faster

If things go sideways, you already share a map: boundaries, language standards, and child-first decisions. That clarity shortens the storm—because you planned for impact before it landed.

Bottom line: We insure homes. We plan finances. We train our bodies.
Writing an emotional prenup is the same idea—a way to guard what matters most before life throws punches.

What You’ll Get Inside Prenups for Emotional Challenges

Guardrails for hearts—not just bank accounts.
A short, honest guide born from real scars. It’s not legal advice and it’s not about “winning.”
It’s about making calm, human agreements while respect still exists and communication is still possible.

You’ll discover:

Emotional guardrails
Practical principles couples can agree on before things explode—how you’ll speak about each other, how you’ll protect the children, and what is off-limits in any conflict.

Clarity about alienation
Plain language to describe loyalty conflicts, manipulation, and subtle erasure—so you can name what’s happening and stop repeating it.

Tools for repair
Gentle, realistic steps for parents, new partners, and even adult sons and daughters who want to rebuild a bridge after years of silence.

A path to dignity
Ways to honor your pain without weaponizing children or erasing the other parent—so everyone walks away with more dignity and less regret.

Pricing: Pay What You Can (Honor-Based)

I know what it’s like to be emotionally shattered and financially drained at the same time. That’s why the digital edition is offered on a pay-what-you-can model:

• Choose $0 if money is tight or you’re in the middle of a legal/emotional storm—please take it as my gift.

• If this helps you and you’d like to say thanks:

  • Buy me a coffee — $5.99

  • Buy me a glass of wine — $8.99

Your support helps keep this resource available for the next parent, partner, or adult child who needs guardrails more than they need another bill.

**From my scars to your guardrails—**this is my way of helping you protect what matters most before, during, or after the storm.

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Author’s Note

There’s a special kind of pain that comes with divorce and alienation. It doesn’t just split a couple—it can fracture families, futures, and a person’s sense of self.

When I went through my own storms, I wasn’t only emotionally exhausted—I was financially drained, confused, and often alone with my thoughts. In those years, even a small expense felt heavy. What I needed wasn’t another bill. It was a rope.

That’s why this book is honor-based.

If you’re in the middle of a legal and emotional hurricane and money is tight, please—take it as my gift. Read it, underline it, throw it across the room if you need to—just don’t feel guilty about the price.

And if it helps you, and you’re in a place where you’d like to support it, your contribution helps me keep it available for the next person who needs it.

From my scars to your guardrails—
Bruno