Autobiography of a Human Toilet by R. S. Baba is an unflinching exploration of identity, love, and the messiness of the human experience. In this debut work, Baba delves into deeply personal stories that are at once tragic, humorous, and profoundly relatable. With unapologetic candor, he narrates his journey through self-discovery, navigating societal rejection, and finding solace in writing.

Set against the backdrop of a world shaped by rigid patriarchal norms, the book captures the raw emotions of a life lived outside the lines. From childhood experiments and body-shaming in adolescence to navigating complex relationships and professional growth, Baba’s narrative shines a light on vulnerability and resilience. His experiences, often influenced by a lack of societal guidance, reflect the struggles of those who dare to question norms and carve their own paths.

Structured as a collection of stories and reflections, the book transitions from moments of youthful naivety to the wisdom of adulthood, culminating in a vivid metaphor of life as a "human toilet"—a space where experiences are dumped, processed, and transformed into growth and resilience.

With its sharp humor, poignant truths, and bold language, Autobiography of a Human Toilet challenges readers to confront their biases, embrace vulnerability, and find beauty in the chaos of existence. This is a tale for anyone who has loved deeply, battled self-doubt, or sought belonging in an unforgiving world.

Whether you find it painfully raw or liberatingly honest, Baba’s story is one you won’t soon forget. Prepare to be moved, provoked, and disgusted.