Dmytro
Sad, reflective, but very interesting. It was fascinating to see the world through the eyes of people, I wouldn’t say mentally normal. Probably not ill, but definitely different. The first story was quite reflective on love. What is it, how can it be perceived? The second one is different. About dreams, how can a person see the world differently around and push the “correct” thought on other people without realising that it may cross the boundary. At least that’s what I saw.
Sad, reflective, but very interesting. It was fascinating to see the world through the eyes of people, I wouldn’t say mentally normal. Probably not ill, but definitely different. The first story was quite reflective on love. What is it, how can it be perceived? The second one is different. About dreams, how can a person see the world differently around and push the “correct” thought on other people without realising that it may cross the boundary. At least that’s what I saw.
This fantastic book was definitely worth reading. It opened my eyes to various important topics, such as the importance of acceptance and the need for people with disabilities to be seen and understood. One of the most important thoughts I’ve gained from the book is that while being polite and convenient may seem safe, it’s not worth risking my well-being in the long run. I genuinely hope that as a society, we’ll create a more accepting environment for everyone soon.
This fantastic book was definitely worth reading. It opened my eyes to various important topics, such as the importance of acceptance and the need for people with disabilities to be seen and understood. One of the most important thoughts I’ve gained from the book is that while being polite and convenient may seem safe, it’s not worth risking my well-being in the long run. I genuinely hope that as a society, we’ll create a more accepting environment for everyone soon.
