The Space Between Being Fine is a reflective, observational work of nonfiction that explores mental health, quiet struggle, and the subtle ways distress can go unnoticed until it is too late. Written from the perspective of someone watching from the edges, the book follows the gradual realisation that coping, politeness, and reliability can mask profound inner pain. Through close attention to silence, repetition, exhaustion, and withdrawal, it examines how suffering can exist without obvious signs — and how easily it can be misunderstood. Inspired by real events, this book is not a...