Adulting

Are you stuck under a pile of responsibilities? Are you uncomfortable with changed relationships? Have you recently realised that you are living in your mind too much? If you answered yes, welcome to adulting. I can only assume that adulting is hard for everyone. I am still trying to figure out the balancing of work-life because clearly I am not a multi-tasker. It’s like relearning about a new version of you, without realising there is one and this is more than something I was ready for, and I guess even you? This book is a cozy corner to help the struggling, to assure the adulting, to inspire readers and writers, and the literal tangible feeling of “I am here for you.” This is the break that you need or the push that you require to move on, but it is something, maybe, a customised experience of relatability. So, let’s explore adulting together, I am sure we’ll find a way to ourselves.

Megha Jain is a student, writer, and traveller. She has written this book from personal experiences and observed relationships and has come to realise that humans of today are struggling way too much than our fragile hearts were not ready for. This work is for anyone struggling with mental health issues, insecurities and transitioning into adulthood. Anyone who is learning to adult; starting work, moving in or out of relationships, friendships, places, and most of all getting to know themselves. She has gone through all these things to be able to share this book with you and hopes that this becomes your room away from the world when you just need space and comfort. Best advice: grab a glass of your favourite drink and read away.