For @Yunav, I can feel the precise suggestion coming into my thoughts, one I simply can’t refuse and should vividly explain with a brief explanation. I believe you would suit a book by Virginia Woolf, one that remains relevant in society concerning women, A Room of One’s Own by Virginia Woolf. That book discusses the responsibility of women in writing literature, emphasizing the necessity of having both a personal space and financial independence to succeed in it. Why do I think that book suits you? Due to my observations, you seem to influence yourself to rely solely on your own independence rather than depending on others. Therefore, you deliberately choose to rely on yourself rather than on others. Of course, I can’t be entirely certain that my observation is correct. It may be completely wrong too, or maybe holds some truth that could turn out to be favorable for you or me. But from what I see, you strongly embody Virginia Woolf’s characteristics, an acute self-awareness that gives you a remarkable sense of bravery in defining yourself.