Apparently, I Had to Figure Things Out: A Beginner's Guide to Being Me

Synopsis

Welcome to the riveting, and occasionally eye-rolling, account of one human's attempt to not completely screw up this whole 'life' thing. This isn't some flowery tale of instant enlightenment, but rather a sarcastic stumble through the minefield of internal doubts and external absurdities that apparently constitute a 'personal journey.' Our protagonist, Gohar, generously shares his deeply personal, often awkward, and sometimes downright ridiculous experiences of trying to figure out who he is while the world insists on throwing curveballs. Because, obviously, navigating your own head is simple, right? Wrong. Prepare for a candid look at facing challenges, making questionable decisions (for your reading pleasure, of course), and slowly, painfully, piecing together an identity. This autobiography serves as a humble (read: slightly bewildered) testament to the fact that resilience is mostly just refusing to give up because you're too stubborn, and that self-discovery often feels less like a grand revelation and more like finding your keys after you swore you just had them. If you've ever felt like you're making it up as you go along, congratulations, you're probably human. And this book might just make you feel slightly less alone in your glorious confusion, or at least give you something to sarcastically relate to.