You don’t have to fold yourself smaller to belong. You’re Allowed to Take Up Space is a bold, liberating reminder that your body, your voice, and your presence were always meant to be expansive.

You’ve been told to keep your voice down. To tone it back. To apologize for taking up “too much” room—physically, emotionally, spiritually.

But belonging was never about being small.

You’re Allowed to Take Up Space is Luma Rae Kai’s fierce permission slip to stop apologizing for your existence. With her raw intimacy and lyrical fire, she invites you to claim your body, your voice, and your life without guilt—because shrinking for comfort isn’t survival, it’s erasure.

💫 Inside You’ll Discover:

• How shame teaches us to equate worth with smallness

• Practices for expanding into your body and voice unapologetically

• Affirmations for replacing apology with authenticity

• Why taking up space isn’t arrogance—it’s necessary for healing

This isn’t about demanding the spotlight.
It’s about refusing to vanish.
Because every inch of you was always worthy of being here.