The way the book is written, with these honest conversations between Baek Se-Hee and her therapist, makes it feel so real. In a lot of her conversations with her therapist it was almost eerie how closely I could relate to it, while in others she completely confounded me.

this book made me emotional at certain points and i liked that it had an uplifting message at the end.

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To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. I have heard of this level of incompetence from some of my Asian students and I don’t need to mention how extremely frustrated it makes me. This takes place over the course of twelve weeks, and if you go into this book expecting more than simple conversations about therapy and the sad feelings Baek is going up against every day in her life, then you’re probably not going to be a fan of this book. I get that it is brave to bare your intimate conversations in the protected space of therapy out for the public to consume, but then, the way it was structured just makes it feel.

Naturally, me being a fan of both of those novels, I found myself intrigued by I Want to Die But I Want to Eat Tteokbokki. ads and the overall millenial movement of Canva-concocted pastel infographs that parrot pretty nothings. The book, structured in the form of twelve conversations is a record of three months out of ten years of the author’s therapy, plus some loose chapters about her problems and thoughts. At once personal and universal, this book is about finding a path to awareness, understanding, and wisdom.

Jiemi Ardian bahwa self-diagnosed itu tidak dianjurkan karena sangat mudah sekali bagi seseorang untuk melabeli kondisinya setelah membaca buku seperti ini. She holds nothing back, to the extent that she often comes across as rather annoying, and she betrays an inability to see what she’s doing at the time she does it. Also, you would expect more complexity from a novel that focuses on the guidance of a mental health professional - but then again, I suppose the author wanted to connect to younger people who are afraid to reach out for help, and for this demographic, this highly accessible approach might be justified. When we're sinking in water, it can be a relief to feel the ground beneath our feet, the rock bottom, because we know we can kick against it to rise again. Bukan karena nggak bagus, tapi sesi tanya-jawab penulis dan psikiater ini bikin perasaan nggak nyaman.America is far past this surface-leveled interest of wellness since our Woody Allen women who all went to shrinks and even our YoutubeBetterHelpsponsoredGetYour10%Off! I wanted more of the author’s narrative, and the brief pages in between transcriptions were helpful but not enough to make it feel like a story.