A short book about dealing with the long-lasting problems of depression and hating yourself.
Get touchy-feely in all the wrong places (which could also be the right places if you try hard enough) as author Dylan Sanders sheds dim light on the modern internet culture in these two non-fiction vignettes and gives us a peek into the life of a socially awkward adult; AKA, himself. Strap in, call the SWAT team on your neighbor, and just fix the whole damn bag of pizza rolls you fat ass, because we all know you're not a social butterfly.
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