Drawbacks of childbirth

Author's name: Surrealist Publisher: Al-Jamal Publications for Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 2015 Literary classification: Psychology Brief about the book: "What do you do from morning to evening? - Help me" The book "The Flaws of Birth" is considered one of the most important and famous writings of the great nihilist philosopher Emil Cioran, whose writings are generally a praise of solitude and death. In this book, Cioran frankly states that he accepts life but does not accept the idea of birth. The book was published with a translation by Fathi Adam from Al-Jamal Publications as part of distinguished books of thought and philosophy, including several works by Cioran. Brief about "The Flaws of Birth": There is no better proof of humanity's regression than the impossibility of finding a single people or tribe still capable of mourning and lamenting over birth. Quotes from Emil Cioran's "The Flaws of Birth": Humans do not abandon hell except to recreate it somewhere else. Wherever I turn my face, I feel the same sense of alienation, of futile play. I pretend to care about what doesn't matter to me at all, I strain myself automatically or out of pity, without being concerned at all, without being in a place at all. What captivates me exists somewhere else, and I don't know what this other place might be.