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The Addiction of Being Unhappy: The Dangerous Comfort of Being Unhappy
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ISBN13: 9789374264928
Publisher: Orangebooks Publication
Pages: 90
Weight: 0.21
Height: 0.22 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
The Addiction of Being Unhappy is a psychological self-help fiction novel about pain, comfort, and the choices people make without realizing their consequences. The story follows Allen Winchester, a boy who slowly becomes emotionally attached not to sadness itself, but to the sympathy, comfort, and escape it gives him. As life moves forward, Allen remains trapped in a cycle he secretly chooses, until one final realization changes everything-but too late. Through emotional storytelling and psychological depth, this book explores how people often delay truly living, believing they still have more time while life silently keeps moving forward.
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