Benedek Ágota - Állva maszturbálok - Szorongásnapló

Two years have passed since the publication of the quarantine diary Rumbarumbamm, in which Benedek Ágota elaborates on the absurd, depressing or even humorous moments of the pandemic that affect everyone. Since then, the world has become a more peaceful, pleasant, and lovable place, and it is clear that after covid, no disaster will ever befall humanity again.

Yes, but!

And continuously. Without stop. Still.
But if this were not the case, those ordinary, minor or major anxieties would still remain, which in Ágota's case lead to, for example, icy sweats and tearing of the nail bed. Ágota Benedek addresses these anxieties in his new book, explaining what happened to him in the two years since the quarantine.
Anxiety because you won't have your passport just when you need to flee the war. That you have just as much trouble processing your first love disappointment as Taylor Swift. Anxiety from Putin, peeing in nature, cervical dilation and abortion... The list is endless.
The good news, however, is that the medicine comes in a xanaxos box disguised as a book: because while reading Ágota's book, it's like watching a stand-up show that tackles the toughest and most dramatic topics with ruthless humor and courage. And it's both moving and liberating.