Things I Never Learned How to Say is a quiet confession.
This book is not written to impress, persuade, or seek closure. It exists because some words were never spoken at the right time, and silence carried more weight than honesty. These pages hold what remained unsaid. Not because of fear, but because love often chooses restraint over noise.
Through fragments, reflections, and moments suspended in memory, the book explores longing, absence, regret, and the strange loyalty we hold toward people who are no longer present. It is not a story of reunion. It is a record of endurance.
This is a book for anyone who has loved deeply, stayed quiet deliberately, and lived with the consequences of both.