In I Could Never Make You Happy, Darling, Ranjot Chahal takes readers on an intimate journey through the heart-wrenching experience of love lost and the profound loneliness that follows. With raw honesty and poignant reflections, He will attempt to narrate a relationship through hope, compromise, and disillusionment to an important and sad realization: sometimes, love is just a lie we tell ourselves.
This is a tale of profound depth, as the author works his way through disappointment and despair, inviting readers into his experiences of complicated love, the fights against vulnerability, and the depth of emotional loneliness. More indicative of the path from connection to epitomized hollowness, this personal, almost poignant note offers insights into a human condition, coupled with spirituality, that could never be broken.
In telling his story, Chahal urges the readers to confront their perception of love and loneliness, finding refuge in the realization that from even the darkness of heartache can come a chance for growth and renewal.
