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We all carry invisible chains—expectations from family, community, culture, or the streets. Too often, those chains keep us performing, shrinking, or wearing masks just to survive. This book is about breaking them.
In Who Would You Be Without the Fear of Judgment?, Abdirahman Warsame takes readers on a journey through pain, recovery, and transformation. Drawing on his lived experiences as a Somali, Black, Muslim man in America—and his fight through addiction and back—he exposes how deeply the fear of judgment controls our choices and identity. More importantly, he shows how to dismantle that fear, reclaim your voice, and build a life rooted in authenticity.
This isn’t just a book for people in recovery. It’s for anyone who’s ever felt misunderstood, silenced, or pressured to conform. Through storytelling, reflection, and unapologetic truth-telling, Abdirahman invites you to ask yourself the question at the heart of every chapter: Who would you be if you were free?
We all carry invisible chains—expectations from family, community, culture, or the streets. Too often, those chains keep us performing, shrinking, or wearing masks just to survive. This book is about breaking them.
In Who Would You Be Without the Fear of Judgment?, Abdirahman Warsame takes readers on a journey through pain, recovery, and transformation. Drawing on his lived experiences as a Somali, Black, Muslim man in America—and his fight through addiction and back—he exposes how deeply the fear of judgment controls our choices and identity. More importantly, he shows how to dismantle that fear, reclaim your voice, and build a life rooted in authenticity.
This isn’t just a book for people in recovery. It’s for anyone who’s ever felt misunderstood, silenced, or pressured to conform. Through storytelling, reflection, and unapologetic truth-telling, Abdirahman invites you to ask yourself the question at the heart of every chapter: Who would you be if you were free?