Sou um desastre com as mulheres

His humor feels so raw and relatable, but I wonder what motivated him to be so open about these personal experiences and struggles.

The book balances comedy with genuine emotion, especially when discussing confidence and rejection. Did that tone help others feel less alone in similar situations?

It’s interesting to see how some moments are highlighted while others are left out. I wonder what process went into shaping the narrative to keep it both funny and meaningful.