We live in a world where we are taught how to look, act, and feel based on rules we never agreed to.
Rules written by society.
Rules enforced by culture.
Rules we carry in silence.
Whose Rules was not written to preach, fix, or diagnose.
It was written because I, like many of you, have lived with the weight of being judged for being skinny, too dark, too emotional, too different. I've battled mental health in silence, watched people suffer from family trauma, and seen toxic relationships glorified on screens while crumbling behind closed doors.
This book is a mirror for anyone who's tired of pretending.
It doesn't promise answers.
But it does offer truth.
And sometimes, that's all we need to feel a little less alone.