Seven small squares show a dinner party, hands holding, a fedora, a picture frame, lemon juice, a hair bun, and a hand.
A logo with books and a figure, next to text about reclaiming love and feminine confidence after heartbreak or divorce.
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P2YL | Part 2 Of Your (Love?) Life


  • is my unique project


  • based on personal experience and a happy outcome


  • focusing on women rebuilding their lives


  • often after loss, heartbreak, or divorce


  • or simply enjoying a feminine boost.


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Latest P2YL features


Katrina Robinson Writer in straw hat standing outdoors with text overlay: “This is not the real me”
by Katrina Robinson • 5 September 2026
Promise I'll be honest and real with all readers.
by Katrina Robinson • 27 August 2026
On the possibility of a Plan B when it all goes wrong
by Katrina Robinson • 7 August 2026
In the birthplace of Western philosophy, I used a little philosophical thinking to manage the holiday blues.
by Katrina Robinson • 13 July 2026
Finding the fragrance for the woman you are becoming
by BookSteady 9 | Katrina Robinson • 1 July 2026
By Rachael Martin | Pen & Sword Books
by Katrina Robinson • 22 June 2026
Final instalment of Five ways my Part 2 wedding differed from Part 1
by Katrina Robinson • 1 June 2026
4) Frocks and locks for a September bride
Valentine-themed sign reading “Two people here are about to meet their match. For life.” with pink hearts and blurred flowers
by Katrina Robinson • 13 May 2026
Love beyond the dating apps: how to massively increase the odds in your favour
Woman in black hat and green-patterned Agnès B top, holding a hand of playing cards and a drink.
by Katrina Robinson • 18 April 2026
Tips on midlife online dating that got me from Devastated Divorcée to Serenely Married.
A monochromatic blue oil painting shows a distant shoreline with faint lights reflecting on calm, hazy water at twilight.
by Katrina Robinson • 19 March 2026
?. The comfort zone | When 'the worst' has happened how can you find simple daily measures to survive those first few weeks?
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