The book of the dark side of psychology

Book of a month and four nights of torment by King Walid Bakr .... "Indeed, these nights that we review from the life of the hero are painful nights, in truth, as he talks about the noble example, loneliness, and kindness of heart.. and he remains remorseful about his past, lamenting his luck.. and he struggles with his fractured mind, which sometimes wants to accept the bitter truth, and other times tries to justify that truth to its owner, placing it in a picture of imagination, illness, and hallucinations. We are not discussing a specific issue, but rather aiming to clarify the tragedy of the dominance of painful imagination over our friend's mind.. I would like to review the victims, in the strongest stages of their pain, and in their most vulnerable moments, to show you, dear readers, the extent of the suffering the victim endures. In this simple story, I wanted to present a deteriorating case of hallucination disease, and post-traumatic stress disorder.. and I hope the reader can extract the meaning between the lines of my short story, and understand the inevitable end of mental illnesses and psychotic hallucinations if we do not stop them and hasten to treat them."