A literary work by Hiroki Tokumoku exploring the power of words. This is a used item, so please understand before purchasing. It's natural, it's true, that you can't quite put your feelings into words. A friend who can't speak logically, a friend who only talks about regrets when drunk, a tiny insect about to be washed down the sink, a teacher who continues to talk about her husband's death during class... It is within the weak that stories with depth and nuance are born. This is the first essay collection by a literary critic known for "The Despair Master Kafka's Philosophy of Life." [Table of Contents] Introduction: "You don't understand unless you say it" x "Can't put it into words well" [Do you have feelings you can't express?] Is it okay for the glib to win? Are the words you blurt out your true feelings? Is it better to be able to speak logically? When you love something too much, you can't explain why "Invincible psychology" is scary... Autobiographies are the most difficult Being short, unfinished, and fragmented [Can you accept the world as it is?] Is it okay if capable people are properly evaluated? Gold, silver, bronze, and the tail of a nail Why is "lack of gratitude" scary? "How pitiful" is noble You don't know the circumstances A little less love, a little more ordinary kindness [Do you like unexpected things?] Practicing kissing with a milk bottle Dead end tour Someone who gives you courage just by remembering them Someone shouted, "The crows are coming!" Ask those who feel a sense of discomfort! [Have you ever chosen a different path?] Is it better not to regret? 8 times, my personality changed Have you ever really listened to someone's story? Women who take you by surprise The exhilaration of giving up and saying "I'm done" The courage to be a nuisance [Do you have your own difficulties in life?] Do you have a scene you can remember when you're in pain? Staying fallen It's better to walk a dark road in the dark What to do when you've lost something you can't lose? Did you have a favorite teacher? Low-heat unhappiness How to live a life where "it's better to be dead"? The smell of my father when he had an eye disease [Is reality everything?] Living as if you're going to live forever The contradictions of God Three illusions Burial or cremation or stars The youth of humans, the youth of insects Opinions from the dead The human body that disappeared with the phone booth Another self Are you someone's benefactor? - Author: Hiroki Tokumoku