"You don't look like you have anxiety issues."

"It's all in your head."

"You're too young to be depressed."

Everyone talks about mental health like it's the appendix that is harmless until it gets inflamed, infected and starts rupturing.

Corpse of Compassion: A Collection of Despair and Hope talks about how the life of a person dealing with mental issues tosses between trying to maintain a straight face and wanting to tear off their skin and be vulnerable; between dejection and hope. It's about how people need to keep a check on it by being kind to their surroundings and to themselves. This book assures you that your pain is real regardless of your age and how happy you look.