Our Mind as Our Truer Enemy

In the novel Humanity and Chance, the characters grapple with their mental health issues: Humanity and Selina with dissociation of the self, Chance with introversion, Majesty with megalomania, Thomas with erotomania, and Freedom with sociopathy. As you delve into their stories, you will find echoes of your struggles, realizing that their battles are against society, Mother Nature, and within their minds.

From age 14, Humanity unknowingly sets in motion a series of events that will shape her life. Her inner voice, a seemingly harmless companion, leads her to self-destruction. Unaware of the trap she's fallen into, she spends decades in a self-made prison, her mind distorting her true narrative. Despite her naivete, she valiantly grapples with her inner demons, unable to distinguish reality from her mind's illusions. Yet, her journey of self-discovery is a beacon of hope, a powerful testament to the potential for redemption, even in the darkest of times. 

Embark on the journey of Humanity and Chance to better understand how some characters find redemption from their mental health issues while others struggle. This novel is a compelling exploration of the human psyche and a mirror that encourages you to reflect on your mental health experiences and perceptions.