Escape from the rude things!
A special psychological prescription to create a confident and strong 'me'!

These days, with online communication becoming the norm, the number of people complaining about difficulties in interpersonal relationships is increasing.
There are many people who secretly live their lives tormenting themselves with unnecessary anxiety.


For anyone who has ever felt bitter after struggling to please others or unconsciously trying to please them, for anyone who has acted as if they have a compulsion to please close family, friends, coworkers, or even strangers, and for anyone who has ever thought, “Why do I have to do this?” this book will be a must-read for those who want to transition to a life of confidence.

This book is a psychological guide for those who have suppressed themselves in order to become a 'good person'.
A book that tells many people who have been hurt in relationships, struggled to express their emotions, and feared rejection, “It’s okay,” and “You don’t have to live like that anymore.”

The author, who has been teaching speech for a long time and then studied counseling psychology in earnest, notes that most conflicts between people begin with unexpressed emotions and poorly established boundaries between people.
So, this book carefully and persuasively addresses the core themes of relationships, such as 'rudeness,' 'expectations,' 'rejection,' and 'responsibility for one's own emotions.'


Anyone currently struggling with any kind of relationship will find refreshing gains from this book, which warmly contains instructions on how to take responsibility for one's own emotions, not be swayed by the emotions of others, and live as a person who protects oneself without being rude.