Description
Wilful Disregard is about a successful woman with a good social status and a reasonable relationship named Esther Nelson, who during a research project, meets a famous artist named Hugo Rusk and falls in love with his character and outlook on life.
The story of the book Aggressive capture
A story about love and its hidden and destructive angles!
After a while, Esther realizes that this is a two-way feeling and gets involved with the whole being and gradually forgets about herself.
A relationship that takes Esther out of the safe space she has created for herself and afflicts her with a love she has never experienced before.
A novel about a rational and wise woman who suffers from annoying delusions about one-sided love. Esther Nelson is a sensible person in a sensible relationship, but only until the day she is asked to give a speech about the famous artist Hugo Rusk.
While in the audience, Rusk is fascinated and happy by Esther’s fascination with herself. When the two meet after the talk, Esther is stunned by Rusk.
She leaves her fiancé and finds herself in an imaginary relationship with Hugo. He falls deeply in love and Hugo absorbs all his thoughts and thoughts. In fact, Esther is convinced in her mind that she and Hugo are a couple. Esther slowly and hardly realizes that her perception of a relationship is completely different from Hugo’s. Aggressive possession is a story about extreme surrender and self-sacrifice and how we betray ourselves of our own free will, for our love and affection.

About the author of the book Aggressive Occupation
Lena Anderson (born 18 April 1970 in Stockholm) is a Swedish writer and journalist. He won the August 2013 Prize for his novel Aggressive Possession. In the same year, the same book won the Swedish newspaper’s Svenska Dagbladet literary award.
Excerpts from the text of the book Aggressive Occupation
“I think the fundamental problem is that we interpret the actions of others in a behavioral way, externally and objectively,” Esther said. But we understand our actions phenomenologically, from within our consciousness. This is a human problem.
When expectations are low, the slightest hint of hope brings joy.
To speak honestly and clearly about everything is just a contract. A totalitarian contract is a stifling and binding responsibility that we impose on each other. The demand that one should give up everything as soon as one comes in contact with another is also a kind of tyranny. The demand that one should never keep anything to oneself after contact is not only a petty-bourgeois demand, but also a violation of respect for individual freedoms.
It is easier for a human being to come up with a definite answer than a vague answer. This is about hope and its nature. Hope is a parasite in the human body that lives in perfect coexistence with its heart.
Hope must be killed with hunger so as not to mislead and confuse its host animal. Hope can only be killed with the help of clear cruelty. Hope is oppressive, because it binds and chains.
It is human fragility that creates love. But fragility is not enough. Self-reliance and looking at oneself from a distance must complete it. Fractures cause softness, but sooner or later, what causes softness also causes aggression. Absolute weakness makes love impossible because of its inability, as much as the power of steel.
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