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The Usual Ruminant
"The usual ruminant" is a volume that collects several stories through which the author invites the reader to reflect on the different everyday events that are rooted in some psychological disorder with which we usually coexist, limiting ourselves to ruminating our misfortunes without trying to solve them. With an accessible and enjoyable language many scourges are exposed that affect our current society, such as pedophilia, impunity, war, corruption or prostitution.
It also brings the reader closer to other topics that have accompanied the human being throughout life, for example, infidelity, matriarchy, domestic violence, abuse to children without overlooking, sensitive topics such as religions as way of control or the superficiality and the hypnotic state exercised by the media communication about our minds and, therefore, about our decisions.
But not everything is negative in this interesting story, they also make presence the love of a sincere couple, fraternal love, the value of friendship, in short ..., there have been few manifestations of human beings that don’t appear in this work, which is not only entertaining, but also instructive.
It also brings the reader closer to other topics that have accompanied the human being throughout life, for example, infidelity, matriarchy, domestic violence, abuse to children without overlooking, sensitive topics such as religions as way of control or the superficiality and the hypnotic state exercised by the media communication about our minds and, therefore, about our decisions.
But not everything is negative in this interesting story, they also make presence the love of a sincere couple, fraternal love, the value of friendship, in short ..., there have been few manifestations of human beings that don’t appear in this work, which is not only entertaining, but also instructive.
114 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 12, 2019
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