Adrian Dumitru is a writer with a unique gift for exploring the intricacies of human emotions and perceptions. His works delve deep into the realms of self-awareness, authenticity, and the powerful impact of societal expectations on our lives. Through essays, poetry, and profound reflections, Adrian invites readers to embark on a journey of introspection, challenging them to embrace their true selves.
In this candid interview, Adrian shares his insights into the creative process, the importance of authenticity in writing and life, and how his personal experiences shape the themes he passionately explores. Join us as we delve into the mind of an author who inspires readers to confront the truths within themselves and the world around them.
Q: Your books explore the concept of societal perceptions and their impact on our authenticity. What inspired you to tackle this theme, and how has your personal experience shaped the essays?
Hello again.
I’ll come up with a bizarre answer, which you will not expect to hear.
Last 3 years, i’ve spent my life into a refugee centre.
I’ve lived in there, but i’ve also own the places.
2 refugee centres.
And i’ve spent my time near hundreds of refugees, seeing the human nature from totally different perspectives.
Q: In the books, you describe the journey from being influenced by others’ opinions to embracing your true self. What advice would you give to readers struggling to make a similar transition?
Not allow influences to become dominant.
Is inevitable to avoid influences.
It’s not realistic to have such. illusory thoughts
Q: The conversational and poetic style of your writing is quite distinctive. How did you develop this voice, and what role does it play in conveying the message of the book?
Initially i’ve wrote love essays.
I was in love.
And i’ve been quite authentic.
Today i think that my dissatisfaction and disappointment related to humans … in general … allows me to express myself … into a wild style.
Writing about lots of nonsenses.
Q: You mention moments of feeling like a “ghost” on the stage of life, detached yet content. Can you elaborate on how this detachment contributed to your understanding of authenticity?
Because i live into a parallel reality … the one of my books.
And i am not ashamed anymore.
I don’t treat anymore my reality as real.
But as irrelevant.
So … being there on the stage of life, but not really connected anymore… i look like a ghost.
Acting accordingly.
Q: The essays reflect a deep sense of introspection and self-awareness. What challenges did you face in writing so vulnerably, and how did you overcome them?
Is quite funny, cause i don’t really have a real conclusion into any of my books.
All being the reflection of my non ending emotional balance.
Q: Your book touches on the conflicting nature of human perceptions—being praised, criticized, and misunderstood simultaneously. How do you think readers can navigate these contradictions in their own lives?
Most probably with detachment.
And be like that all the time.
I dare to say … in front of anyone … that understanding life is not optional.
It’s a must.
We should see all as a life lesson and accept it had to happen, the way it happened, cause that was the only way on how we could understand the messages the Universe wants us to know about.
Q: What do you hope readers will take away from your books, and how do you envision it impacting their approach to authenticity and self-expression?
Understand the chaos from my mind, accepting it as the reflection of a philosophical and spiritual journey.
And not feel ashamed, if they identify with the same thoughts or feelings.
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