Life Advice from a Dead Guy is a collection of poems reflecting the mental health journey that the author, Tytan Connor Anidawehi, experienced growing up. The poems convey his struggles such as experiencing various traumas in his childhood, growing up transgender, and his internal battles of his mental illnesses, as well as meditating on growing up and bettering himself while still having those underlying mental hurdles.
In the words of Tytan Connor Anidawehi, "People tend to appreciate an individual's masterpiece only after they are no longer on this Earth. I may not be forever, but my words will be, and that is something I can live with." Dedicated to his cowriter, his past self, Ty published this work hoping that it would find it's way to anyone else who's felt invalidated by themselves and the people around them.
This book is not for the faint of heart, containing triggering subjects such as depression, suicide, self-harm, self-hatred, and gender crises such as dysphoria and dysmorphia. If any of these subjects may trigger you, please do not pick this title up.Related Subjects
Poetry