Bucharest, Romania, 7th Oct 2025 – Love can be liberating, but it can also feel like a cage. In his compelling new release, Imprisoned into Realities Which I Dislike: Essays About Duality, author Adrian Gabriel Dumitru examines the raw and often conflicting emotions that come with passionate yet toxic relationships. Through a collection of deeply personal essays, Dumitru paints a portrait of vulnerability, obsession, and the paradox of simultaneously desiring and despising someone who has a powerful hold on the heart.
Now available on Amazon, Google Play Books, and Apple Books, Dumitru’s latest work continues his exploration of human duality, exposing the fragile line between love and suffering.
A Protest in the Form of Writing
Unlike conventional love stories, Imprisoned into Realities Which I Dislike is not about happy endings. Instead, Dumitru presents the book as a protest—against life, against the universe, and against a love that brings as much torment as it does joy. He describes his reality as a prison shaped by one woman whose presence is at once intoxicating and destructive.
The essays navigate the paradox of feeling deeply connected to someone who both heals and harms. At times, Dumitru admits to moments of ecstasy, overwhelmed by affection. Yet these moments quickly give way to psychological games and emotional chaos, creating an endless cycle of love and pain.
The Illusion of Control
Throughout the book, Dumitru reflects on the illusion of control in relationships dominated by strong emotional currents. His prose captures the helplessness of being pulled back into a connection despite knowing its destructive nature. The woman he describes holds both power and magic, ensnaring him in a spell that he cannot resist.
“I tried to escape,” Dumitru writes. “But I fail. Feeling too dominated. Even enslaved. Her victim.”
It is this candor that makes his essays resonate with readers who have experienced the complexities of relationships that defy logic yet command loyalty.
The Duality of Love and Hate
One of the most compelling aspects of Imprisoned into Realities Which I Dislike is Dumitru’s willingness to embrace contradiction. He admits to loving and hating the same person, begging her to stay while also resenting her power. His words reveal the illogical dance of human emotions, where desire and resentment coexist, leaving both writer and reader questioning what love truly means.
This emotional duality lies at the heart of Dumitru’s ongoing literary project. By exploring paradoxes, he challenges the notion that relationships must fit neat categories of “healthy” or “toxic.” Instead, he exposes the uncomfortable truth that many relationships are both at once.
Availability
Imprisoned into Realities Which I Dislike: Essays About Duality is now available globally:
- On Amazon Kindle
- On Google Play Books
- On Apple Books
About the Author
Adrian Gabriel Dumitru is an author and essayist known for his unflinching honesty and explorations of human duality. Through a series of reflective works, he delves into themes of love, pain, vulnerability, and identity. His books are written as both personal therapy and public testimony, offering readers a raw look at the complexities of the human condition.
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