Anti-Karen: How to Mind Your Own Business Without Minding Other People's

Have you ever met someone who:

• supervises what they were never asked to supervise
• corrects what was never broken
• manages what was never theirs to manage

You've met a Karen.

But this book is not about them.

This book is about you.

Because the real question is not:

"Why do they act like that?"

The real question is:

"Why does it pull me in - and how do I stay out of it?"

Anti-Karen is a field guide for recognizing a specific human pattern:

The person who mistakes visibility for responsibility.
The person who feels entitled to oversee what they can see.
The person who cannot separate being present from being in charge.

And more importantly...

How you can recognize it quickly, understand it clearly, and refuse to be governed by it.

This book will help you:

• Spot the difference between help and control
• Recognize when correction arrives before care
• Understand why some people cannot tolerate "unmonitored movement"
• See how fear often wears the costume of authority
• Learn the difference between healthy boundaries and cold indifference
• Stay calm when others feel compelled to manage you
• Mind your business without losing your humanity

Written with insight, humor, and sharp observation, Anti-Karen gives you language for behaviors you've felt for years but never had words for.

You will not leave this book looking at people the same way.

More importantly, you will not leave this book responding to them the same way.

Because the goal is not to identify Karens.

The goal is to become Anti-Karen.