This Should Be Written in the Present Tense

Dorte is a young woman on the brink of self-discovery, navigating the turbulent waters of early adulthood in Copenhagen. With her literature studies feeling like a cozy façade, she drifts through life, seeking connections and meaning in the mundane.

As she meanders through friendships and fleeting romances, the contrast between her inner world and the expectations of society becomes increasingly apparent. Moments of clarity clash with a feeling of disconnection, leaving readers reflecting on their own journeys.

In this beautifully crafted exploration of youth, vulnerability, and the search for identity, emotions ebb and flow like the tides, inviting readers to remember their own struggles and triumphs, however small.