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PRODUCT: Stay or Go Decision Guide
PRICE: $7
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CUSTOMER-FACING POSITIONING
A private relationship reflection guide with 25 yes/no questions across respect, growth, safety and trust, compatibility, and reciprocity, plus scoring, branching prompts, friction-vs-red-flags guidance, and action pages. The guide does not diagnose relationships or override safety concerns. Violence, threats, coercion, stalking, intimidation, isolation, financial control, or fear for personal safety should be treated as safety concerns rather than reduced to a worksheet score.

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10 READY-TO-POST SOCIAL PROMOTIONS
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1.
"Should I stay or should I go?" can become one enormous question that circles in your head for months.

The Stay or Go Decision Guide breaks it into smaller questions about respect, trust, compatibility, reciprocity, and growth.

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2.
Sometimes you need fewer opinions and better questions.

The Stay or Go Decision Guide gives you 25 private reflection questions plus action pages to help organize what you're seeing in the relationship.

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3.
One bad week does not tell you everything about a relationship.

Neither does one great weekend.

Look for patterns.

The Stay or Go Decision Guide gives you a structured way to reflect on them.

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4.
Are you dealing with normal relationship friction?

A recurring incompatibility?

A serious red flag?

Those are different problems.

This $7 guide helps you slow the decision down and examine what is actually happening.

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5.
A relationship worksheet should never talk you out of taking danger seriously.

If there is violence, coercion, threats, stalking, intimidation, isolation, financial control, or fear for your safety, treat that as a safety concern, regardless of any score.

For relationships where you're trying to sort through patterns and uncertainty, the Stay or Go Decision Guide provides a structured reflection process.

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You may already know how you feel.

The harder part can be identifying why.

Twenty-five questions across five relationship areas can help you put language around it.

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Respect.
Growth.
Safety and trust.
Compatibility.
Reciprocity.

If you're evaluating a relationship, those five categories are worth looking at separately.

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8.
If you keep asking friends the same relationship question and getting five different answers, try answering a structured set of questions privately first.

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9.
A score cannot make a relationship decision for you.

It can help organize your answers and highlight areas that deserve closer attention.

That's how the Stay or Go Decision Guide is designed to be used.

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Sometimes the next useful step is not making the final decision tonight.

It is getting clearer about what is working, what is not, and what would need to change.

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10 SHORT-FORM VIDEO HOOKS / SCRIPTS
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1. ONE BIG QUESTION
HOOK: "If you keep asking 'Should I stay or go?' try breaking the question apart."
BODY: "Look separately at respect, trust, compatibility, reciprocity, and whether the relationship supports growth. Patterns are easier to see when the categories are specific."
CTA: "I made a 25-question reflection guide for this: [PRODUCT URL]"

2. PATTERNS
HOOK: "Do not judge an entire relationship from its best day or its worst day."
BODY: "Look for recurring patterns. What happens repeatedly? What gets repaired? What never changes?"
CTA: "The Stay or Go Decision Guide helps organize those questions: [PRODUCT URL]"

3. RECIPROCITY
HOOK: "Ask yourself this relationship question: is the effort broadly reciprocal?"
BODY: "Not identical every day, but over time, are both people contributing to communication, care, repair, and the future of the relationship?"
CTA: "Reciprocity is one of five areas in the guide: [PRODUCT URL]"

4. COMPATIBILITY
HOOK: "Love and compatibility are related, but they are not the same question."
BODY: "You can care deeply about someone and still need to examine values, lifestyle, future plans, communication, and recurring conflicts."
CTA: "Use the structured guide here: [PRODUCT URL]"

5. RESPECT
HOOK: "One useful relationship audit question: do you feel respected during disagreement?"
BODY: "Conflict happens. Pay attention to how each person behaves when things are difficult, not only when things are easy."
CTA: "The guide includes a full respect section: [PRODUCT URL]"

6. SCORE
HOOK: "A relationship score should not make your decision for you."
BODY: "Use it as an organizing tool. The useful part is seeing which questions produced concern and what patterns sit underneath them."
CTA: "That's how this guide is structured: [PRODUCT URL]"

7. FRICTION
HOOK: "Not every relationship problem means the relationship must end."
BODY: "Some issues are friction that can be discussed and worked on. Others point to deeper incompatibilities or serious concerns. The distinction matters."
CTA: "The guide includes a friction-versus-red-flags section: [PRODUCT URL]"

8. SAFETY
HOOK: "No relationship worksheet score should override a safety concern."
BODY: "Violence, threats, coercion, stalking, intimidation, isolation, financial control, or fear for your safety deserve to be taken seriously and may require outside support."
CTA: "For ordinary relationship uncertainty, the reflection guide is here: [PRODUCT URL]"

9. WHAT CHANGES
HOOK: "Before deciding whether to stay, ask: what specifically would need to change?"
BODY: "Then ask whether that change is concrete, mutual, realistic, and actually happening rather than repeatedly promised."
CTA: "The action pages help you work through that: [PRODUCT URL]"

10. PRIVATE
HOOK: "Before asking ten more people what they think of your relationship, answer these questions privately."
BODY: "Sometimes you need enough quiet to hear your own observations without immediately defending or explaining them."
CTA: "Get the 25-question guide here: [PRODUCT URL]"

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5 CURIOSITY POSTS
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A surprisingly useful relationship question:

"What would I tell a close friend if they described this exact pattern to me?"

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There is a difference between a problem that happened and a pattern that keeps happening.

That distinction matters.

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Sometimes "Should I stay?" is too big a question.

"Do I feel respected here?" is easier to examine.

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4.
A relationship decision can get clearer when you stop asking one question and start asking 25 smaller ones.

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5.
The point of a decision guide is not to make the decision for you.

It is to make it harder to avoid the questions that matter.

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5 DIRECT PROMOTIONAL POSTS
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NEW: Stay or Go Decision Guide

25 private reflection questions across:
- respect
- growth
- safety and trust
- compatibility
- reciprocity

Includes scoring, branching prompts, red-flag guidance, and action pages.

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2.
If you're stuck in relationship uncertainty, start with better questions.

Get the Stay or Go Decision Guide:

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3.
Twenty-five questions.

Five relationship areas.

A structured way to organize what you're seeing.

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4.
Stop circling the same giant question.

Break it into smaller ones.

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5.
The Stay or Go Decision Guide is available now for $7.

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10 AD CONCEPTS
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1. ANGLE: UNCERTAINTY
HEADLINE: Stuck Between Staying and Leaving?
PRIMARY COPY: Break one overwhelming relationship question into 25 smaller questions across five important areas.
CTA: Get the $7 Guide
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2. ANGLE: PATTERNS
HEADLINE: Look at the Pattern, Not One Moment
PRIMARY COPY: Use structured reflection questions to examine respect, trust, compatibility, reciprocity, and growth over time.
CTA: Get Instant Access
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3. ANGLE: QUESTIONS
HEADLINE: Sometimes You Need Better Questions
PRIMARY COPY: Work through 25 private prompts designed to help you organize what you are seeing in the relationship.
CTA: Get the Guide
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4. ANGLE: FIVE AREAS
HEADLINE: Examine Five Areas of the Relationship
PRIMARY COPY: Respect. Growth. Safety and trust. Compatibility. Reciprocity. Look at each one separately.
CTA: Start Here
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5. ANGLE: PRIVATE
HEADLINE: A Private Relationship Audit
PRIMARY COPY: Step away from everybody else's opinions and work through the questions at your own pace.
CTA: Download Now
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6. ANGLE: FRICTION
HEADLINE: Friction, Incompatibility, or a Serious Concern?
PRIMARY COPY: Use the guide to identify patterns and think more clearly about what kind of problem you are dealing with.
CTA: Get the Guide
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7. ANGLE: ACTION
HEADLINE: What Would Actually Need to Change?
PRIMARY COPY: Move beyond vague hopes and identify the specific conditions, conversations, or boundaries that matter to your decision.
CTA: Get Instant Access
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8. ANGLE: SCORE
HEADLINE: Organize the Answers
PRIMARY COPY: Use the score as a reflection aid, then focus on the questions and patterns underneath it.
CTA: See the Guide
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9. ANGLE: CLARITY
HEADLINE: Turn One Giant Question Into 25 Smaller Ones
PRIMARY COPY: A structured relationship reflection guide for people who feel stuck in uncertainty.
CTA: Start the Audit
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10. ANGLE: PRICE
HEADLINE: A 25-Question Relationship Guide for $7
PRIMARY COPY: Get the Stay or Go Decision Guide and work through the questions privately.
CTA: Get It Now
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5 RETARGETING ADS / MESSAGES
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Still circling the same relationship question?

Break it into smaller ones.

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You looked at the Stay or Go Decision Guide.

The 25 questions are ready whenever you want to work through them privately.

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Respect.
Trust.
Compatibility.
Reciprocity.
Growth.

Look at the patterns one area at a time.

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4.
A worksheet cannot make the decision for you.

It can help you organize what you already know and what still needs attention.

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5.
Last reminder: if you're stuck in uncertainty, start with the questions.

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