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So you thought adulthood would be about dream jobs, perfect apartments, and knowing exactly what you’re doing. Instead, you got student loans, mismatched Tupperware, and a suspiciously loud neighbor who practices karaoke at 2 a.m.Welcome to the chaos.The Art of Falling Apart (And Getting Back Up) isn’t here to tell you how to “fix” yourself—it’s here to remind you that you’re not broken in the first place. With funny, raw, and painfully relatable stories, this book takes you through the messy middle of your twenties (and beyond), where expectations crash into reality and life rarely goes as planned.It’s a love letter to the late bloomers, the overthinkers, the ones who’ve changed their minds a hundred times, and the people still googling “how to adult” at midnight.At its heart, this book is about giving yourself permission to fall, laugh at the fall, and then stand back up—without pretending you ever had it all figured out.Because maybe the real art of adulthood isn’t having it together… it’s learning how to keep going when you don’t.