Life doesn’t fall apart neatly. And grief doesn’t follow rules. In well, shit., Briana shares a series of personal essays written while navigating the loss of her mother—honest reflections on heartbreak, humor, anger, memory, and what it means to keep going when your world is upside down. Through her own journey, she explores what it looks like to carry love after loss, and how healing doesn’t always look the way we expect it to. Paired with thoughtful, unfiltered journaling prompts, this book offers space—not pressure—for readers to sit with their emotions, make sense of the mess, and find their own way forward. This isn’t about having the right words. It’s about having somewhere to start.