Should I Stay or Go?

There comes a moment in every relationship-quiet, terrifying, and often unspoken-where one partner looks around and wonders: Is this love, or just survival?In Should I Stay or Go?, Churchere Komonibo doesn t just tell a story she opens a wound that millions hide behind filtered smiles, dinner table silence, and picture-perfect family portraits. This isn t fiction for fiction s sake. It s a mirror for every woman who has ever felt invisible in her own home and a warning to every man who doesn t see it coming. Meet Adesuwa. On paper, she has it all marriage, children, stability. But under the surface, her soul is suffocating. She s not chasing perfection; she s craving permission to be heard, to be seen, to matter beyond the titles of "e;wife"e; and "e;mother."e; Through Adesuwa s unraveling, we re dragged into the raw emotional warzone where love becomes a negotiation, and staying feels as painful as leaving. This novel doesn t whisper; it screams in silence for the woman who lies awake at night next to a man who doesn t even notice she s gone emotionally for the wife who smiles in public but is vanishing inside... for the woman who wonders if the cost of staying is her soul. But here s what sets this story apart it doesn t villainize. It humanizes. Men will see themselves, too. They ll feel the slow fade of connection, the moments they could ve turned toward her but turned away. They ll recognize the danger in assuming she s fine. Because this book is a wake-up call in novel form. Should I Stay or Go? isn t just a relationship story. It s an emotional revolution. It s Churchere Komonibo standing on the frontlines of womanhood with a pen in her hand and a fire in her heart, giving voice to what so many feel but don t say out loud. If you ve ever questioned your place in a relationship If you ve ever felt guilty for wanting more If you ve ever wondered whether love should cost this much This book was written for you.