Debugging My Soul: Essays from a Backend Engineer on Why Finding Yourself is Overrated

Synopsis

Welcome to 'Debugging My Soul,' where a backend developer with absolutely no business writing about feelings attempts to make sense of the whole 'identity' and 'self-discovery' charade. Forget your spiritual gurus and mindfulness apps; this book offers a collection of essays that sarcastically poke fun at the universal quest for understanding who we are and why we do the baffling things we do. From awkward social interactions to the never-ending internal monologue, Gohar Younas Malik dissects the messy process of becoming with the detached analysis of someone who regularly deals with broken APIs. If you're a random individual navigating the bewildering landscape of existence and suspect that maybe everyone else is just as lost as you are (or perhaps even more so), then these essays are for you. Or not. Honestly, who can say? It's all part of the journey... or whatever.