Uccidi con il tuo bambino interiore (La mindfulness che uccide Vol. 2)

The book blends comedy with unsettling topics, and I'm curious how the author approached making such a tone work without trivializing serious issues.

The way the inner child is personified really sticks with me, but I wonder if others saw it as a meaningful device or just dark comedy.

The premise is so unique—was it influenced by personal experiences, or just a creative way to explore inner conflict through satire?