Living as an Imperfect Me

This book is a life essay in which the author—who has felt for 33 years that they “can’t live the way everyone else does”—looks back on bullying and feelings of inferiority, working as a healthcare professional, leaving their job, rifts with family, romance, and periods of unemployment while searching for ways of working and living that suit them.
Written for people who feel “I can’t work normally,” “I can’t do the same things as those around me,” or “I don’t know if this way of living is right,” it records one person’s ongoing trials and errors.