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This deeply introspective and relatable combo set by Baek Sehee captures the emotional complexity of living with depression and anxiety in the modern world. Through a unique blend of therapy sessions and personal diary entries, the author delivers a raw yet hopeful look into the struggles of mental health. Book 1: I Want To Die But I Want To Eat TteokbokkiA powerful memoir written in the format of real therapy sessions, this book gives readers an honest view into the mind of someone dealing with dysthymia (persistent mild depression). Baek Sehee opens up about her internal battles, insecurities, and the contradiction between wanting to disappear yet craving simple joys like eating tteokbokki. Book 2: I Want to Die but I Still Want to Eat TteokbokkiThe continuation of her emotional journey, this sequel offers deeper reflection and growth. It revisits familiar struggles and introduces new ones as Baek Sehee attempts to live authentically, manage relationships, and make peace with herself while navigating mental illness in a judgmental society.