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"the human who returns home always says, ""because the house presses you to your chest."" ""that night, i felt as much pain as the women who grew flowers in the orphaned rooms of the most fatherless houses." I ripped out the rustiest daggers stuck in my ribs and walked fearlessly into the night. I looked for the whiteness of their hands, but there was none. "everyone always returns to the first place where they cannot find a hand to hold. where is the place we call home?" If you're answering this question as if four walls equate to a roof, you're in the biggest misconception. In this book, gregor tells his readers that the real home of those who learn to love themselves by accepting all their livedness is the human ribcage, that is, the self, and talks about the understanding of a much more inner mature. "in the rhythm of words, this book, where you will also encounter details about how one can beautify their surroundings and themselves while loving someone, embraces you with every word and says, ""don't be afraid, i'm always there." Gregor - ali bayam, who has been writing down feelings that people cannot explain or express on social platforms for a long time, has now set out saying that he must have a published work. "the first book, ""the human always returns home"", is a candidate to be a bedside book containing all those unspoken feelings." Gregor
writes on social platforms, serves as an editorial researcher, and maintains his publications in the field of internet radio broadcasting at regular intervals. There are also podcast series by the author alone on literature, philosophy, psychology, and human relations.