"Connecting & Disconnecting ... Seen as an Art" delves into the complexities of human emotions, relationships, and the internal struggle of living an authentic life. This introspective work navigates the highs and lows of love, philosophy, spirituality, and motivation, all while analyzing the author’s life through a Freudian lens. Caught between moments of connection and disconnection, the author reveals a personal journey of self-discovery filled with contradictions, emotional turmoil, and the raw truth of why he often feels like an "idiot."

Through poetic storytelling, readers are invited into the mind of a man wrestling with his inner demons, where moments of beauty are constantly interrupted by negativity. In a world where wearing an emotional mask has become second nature, the author shares his battles with suppressed feelings, the oscillation between joy and sadness, and the destructive power of unprocessed emotions. His experiences of alternating between emotional highs and lows create a narrative that resonates with anyone who has felt the frustration of not understanding their own inner chaos.

The book not only analyzes personal turmoil but also touches on broader philosophical questions about the nature of life itself. With a sharp, reflective style reminiscent of Freud’s psychoanalytic approach, the author comes to terms with his own flaws and realizes that true freedom lies in accepting the complexity of human emotions.

Readers of "Connecting & Disconnecting ... Seen as an Art" will find a deeply personal exploration of emotional complexity. They’ll encounter raw reflections on mental health, emotional duality, and the struggle for self-acceptance. This book is for those who appreciate philosophical introspection and are curious about the ways in which our emotional lives are shaped by hidden forces, love, and life’s inevitable contradictions.