Brookhaven, New York Feb 7, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - People have been consuming Earvin Eugene and his developments. There are sacred possible titles from “Pleasure is Happiness” to “Life Happens”. It’s a transition to a new chapter of experiences. Undisclosed moments from earlier parts of life that were not documented in previous works. Inspiration between childhood, adolescence, the twenties, and almost the thirties. Sharing secrets and isolated events that are still hidden. Certain things can be offensive as we gather our own thoughts of our own secrets. Earvin Eugene has always promoted authenticity and allowing readers to look themselves in the mirror. If you don’t like yourself you may be offended at reading this project.
Controversial connections, mishaps at love, the faulty of people. Explore existentialism and reflections. The need to escape. The bad decisions we provide pleasure in completing. Ignoring the ones who care for us and accepting negative affections from people who don’t care for us. The need to be wanted! The evils we have done to others. Earvin returns to a darker side of writing. Are we heroes or villains? Earv states, “To some people, you are a hero, and to others, you are a villain, it’s all subjective, that’s life. And in many cases, the heroes are the villains and vice verse.”
Real love doesn’t exist. It’s the commitment and sacrifices we make. From a generation that cannot sacrifice and commit. Earvin Eugene hopes to bring to light the ruin of life. Expecting relationships to overlook unrepairable circumstances. To provide a false sense of communication. To break bridges and form boundaries. Or at the least provide a false sense of reliance between partners. At a glimpse, there is “For Love of Jealousy”. An interesting novella snippet.
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