I am used to smiling openly in front of others, hiding all my grievances, fatigue and struggles quietly into the middle of the night when no one can see me.
Those emotions that were suppressed in my heart were never revealed in public, but they quietly collapsed at a certain moment. There was no yelling, no tears, only myself knew that my heart was already broken. We bear the stormy waves alone, unwilling to disturb others, let alone expose our vulnerability.
This is an emotional storm that belongs only to oneself, sweeping in silence and healing itself in silence. Every collapse that no one sees is the most honest response to life; every time you quietly put yourself back together is the most tenacious and brave.
This book is written to all those who hold on silently: Your collapse does not need to be watched, your pain deserves to be seen. At the moment when no one knows, allow yourself to collapse and allow yourself to be reborn. Those nights spent alone, the bitterness swallowed, and the tears wiped away will eventually allow you to gently reconcile with yourself in silence.
Purpose: This book focuses on the silent emotional dilemma of the original family, writes about the secret collapse that is not seen or told, acknowledges the legitimacy of vulnerability, encourages people to face their hearts, accept themselves, and complete self-salvation and growth in brokenness.