When Love Lives in Secret.
One prompt and one ritual per day, for anyone carrying feelings that deserve more than silence.
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This free guide is a try-out of the Love in Secrecy Emotional Clarity Calendar and Companion Journal. It contains the first 7 days of the full 30-day program. Each day gives you one structured journaling prompt and one short grounding ritual, designed to take 10 to 15 minutes. No journaling experience required.
What exactly is included in this free guide?
The guide contains the first 7 days of the Love in Secrecy Emotional Clarity Calendar and Companion Journal. Each day includes one structured journaling prompt and one short grounding ritual. You receive it as a PDF immediately after signing up.
What is the difference between this free guide and the full Emotional Clarity Calendar?
The free guide gives you days 1 through 7. The full Emotional Clarity Calendar contains 30 days of prompts and rituals, an interactive companion journal, and a complete framework moving through the four phases of emotional clarity: Notice, Name, Regulate, and Decide.
Do I need any journaling experience to use this?
No experience is needed. Each prompt is self-contained and comes with a short ritual that helps you slow down before writing. If you have never journaled before, this is a gentle and structured place to begin.
Is this guide only for people in secret romantic relationships?
The prompts were written specifically for the emotional complexity of secret love and situationships. However, anyone carrying feelings they cannot talk about openly will find the structure useful. The core method applies wherever emotional clarity is needed.
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Founder · Journals by Simone · Mag. in Nutritional Sciences
I built these journals during a season of my own secret love, when clarity felt like something other people had access to. As a nutritional scientist and clinical research lead, I believe that emotions work better with structure. These prompts are what I wish I had then.
Seven days. One prompt, one ritual. A week of honest writing that gives you a clearer sense of where you actually stand.