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Life is a struggle with doors, balls and humidity, and the gym is a battlefield for those who don't want to become a jock, but want to be stronger than any front door. Trying to solve the riddles of "my husband liked it" reviews and difficulties with fast food restrooms, the hero recalls an unfortunate mortgage, pointless traveling, and eternal growing up that goes too fast and with unpredictable results. In the midst of everyday absurdity and digital disorientation, thoughts about the meaning of evolution, loneliness with a blanket, and a strange relationship with parents who don't care as long as they don't interfere. In the end, all that's left is to recognize that being human is an achievement, albeit one with a lot of questions and ridiculous messes.