Most people don’t suffer because they love too much, but because they stay where love has turned into self-betrayal. This book exposes how holding on feels noble while it slowly erodes dignity, how emotional attachment disguises itself as strength, and how people abandon themselves quietly to avoid facing loss. It is not comfort. It is confrontation, a mirror for anyone tired of bleeding silently and calling it loyalty.
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AKASH
Akash is a writer who explores human behavior, perception, power, and the emotional patterns that shape everyday life. His work is rooted in real observation rather than theory, focusing on how people think, attach, influence, and break under pressure. Across his books, he writes with clarity and restraint, inviting readers to question their assumptions and see life more honestly.
