I Did Not Survive. I Just Refused To Stop.

They told her who to be. She took notes.

I Did Not Survive. I Just Refused To Stop. is the extraordinarily abnormal account of an average Desi Muslim girl who watched, questioned, and refused to look away.

Part memoir. Part essay. Part poetry. Part something that has no name yet.

Through humor, heartbreak, faith, identity, beauty standards, marriage pressure, belonging, grief, and survival, MissFit explores what happens when a woman stops trying to fit into a world that was never built for her.

Raw. Honest. Sometimes funny. Often uncomfortable. Always real.

For everyone who ever felt invisible, too much, not enough, or simply wrong.

You were never wrong. You were just in the wrong room.

10% of all profits from this book go toward education and skill development initiatives for underserved communities in Pakistan.