That Ship Has Sailed: Break Free from Obligationships and Find Real Connections
Not every relationship is built to last—and that’s okay. Discover how to let go of duty-bound connections and reclaim your freedom to connect authentically.
Meet Riley G. Staliger
Riley G. Staliger is a keen observer of human relationships, passionate about helping others recognize the invisible obligations that keep them tethered. With years of experience navigating personal transformations, Riley understands that the hardest part of change isn’t always knowing when to let go—it’s giving yourself permission to do so.
Driven by a belief that real connection begins when we embrace choice over duty, Riley brings a compassionate, practical approach to relationships. Through That Ship Has Sailed, Riley invites readers to explore the unspoken contracts we carry and the courage it takes to break free from them. The book isn’t just about cutting ties—it’s about creating space for the relationships that truly matter.
When not writing, Riley spends time exploring the delicate balance between independence and intimacy, believing that freedom starts with learning to say no—and meaning it. Inspired by real-life stories, history, and personal reflection, Riley’s work invites readers to rethink their relationships and find joy in connections built on mutual respect.
Why This Book Matters to Riley
"I’ve learned that not every relationship is meant to last forever—and that’s okay. It’s not about being selfish; it’s about honoring the truth that some connections are meant for a season, not a lifetime. This book is an offering for anyone ready to step away from obligation and into intention."
A Journey, Not a Destination
Riley believes that every relationship, whether it lasts a moment or a lifetime, holds value. That Ship Has Sailed is the culmination of Riley’s observations, offering a way forward for anyone ready to live more authentically and connect with others on their own terms.