Compared to the rest of the books by Boukai, I consider it to be lacking. While it is easy to read at the beginning and keeps your interest with the knowledge it conveys, it becomes repetitive and more theoretical as it progresses. From a certain point onwards, it becomes tiring and you constantly read the same things in different words.

Living hoping, expecting everything, that one person will solve all the problems of your life is sick, for example, not being able to live without your wife or husband.
Living completely independent and autonomous from other people is impossible.
Self-dependence is choosing to rely on one person for an aspect of our life, and if we can't find what we want in one person, we should look for another. In other words, from a woman, you can expect to live with her, have children together, share expenses, have fun together, but you can't expect her to go fishing or hunting with you, and a woman can't expect you to learn knitting. Even if you get divorced, you should continue your life by finding another person with whom you match in 2-3 things, not everything. Instead of falling into a state of "Life ends here, blow out my candle."
The book also deals with the dependency of children on their parents, the problem that they live with their parents until their 40s or their whole life, in the same house.

The book belongs to the series "Path Sheets":
Path Sheets 1: The path of self-dependence
Path Sheets 2: The path of encounter: which deals with human relationships, marital, friendly, etc.
Path Sheets 3: The path of tears: Deals with the dissolution of relationships, separation, death
Path Sheets 4: The path of happiness
Path Sheets 5: The path of spirituality

Jorge Bucay is a psychotherapist in Argentina. His books stand out from all other psychology books because he uses stories, fairy tales, and parables, rather than complex analyses, and this greatly helps in understanding his books.