Of Course Aliens Exist

Of Course Aliens Exist: 128 Pages that will blow your mind and change our universe: 3rd Edition is a look at humanity through the eyes of aliens. If aliens were tasked with studying the human race from their UFOs, what would they observe? Imagine beings who are far more technologically advanced than we are, trying to make sense of human behavior. What are the things we do that make sense to the aliens, and what are the things that leave them completely dumbfounded?

This book blends fiction and fantasy with non-fiction, exploring social issues, human rights, and the way that humans treat each other. Described as "one man's attempt at saving humanity", Of Course Aliens Exist was written by a therapist who has been working with individuals, couples, and families for the past 13 years providing mental health counseling. This book explores the authors personal experiences, interactions with clients, and what he has learned during his time working in mental health to bring attention to issues that should matter to us all. Because in a world where we are supposed to be evolving, humans do a really good job of getting in our own way sometimes. *And the aliens have taken notes!

Of Course Aliens Exist explores a wide range of topics, including everything from testing nuclear bombs to what can be done about bullying in middle and high schools. Women's right to make decisions about their own bodies, access to healthcare for transgender adolescents, and a radical idea about how to stop future hate crimes against members of the LGBT+ community are a few of the other important items addressed in this book. There are also a few chapters that include intensely personal narratives that the author included to inspire humans to look inward (all aliens aside!).

This author believes that if everyone read Of Course Aliens Exist: 3rd Edition, the world would be a much better place. Because as the chapter "Picking Off Unicorns" explains, if a mind is open just a little bit, there's a chance of opening it even further. We all have more to learn. We all have room to grow. And in a world that feels so divided sometimes, this author still clings to hope. Because We are better, together.