A common goal binds the two together

Trenton 2022-04-20 09:01:44

Freud wanted to be a strong man, an authority, on the other hand, he had a sense of dependence on others. So when others admire him and agree with him, he is friendly and generous. But when others doubted him and criticized him, he did not tolerate it at all.
He needs to rely on the unconditional support and approval of others. The son's independence has grown stronger and the father's authority has been shaken.
From a fiery friendship to an eventual breakup is absolutely inevitable.

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  • Madilyn 2022-04-20 09:01:44

    For psychological stories, and for love stories, the only thing is to remember the SM tendencies of the flat-chested princess, and her big chin that will rush out of the screen if she is not careful...

  • Madie 2022-04-24 07:01:10

    Cronenberg has always been a speculator in my mind, and he's been on a dead end since "Naked Lunch." It seems that he and Bertolucci and David Fincher have tried the same number of subjects, but from different starting points. The former two pursued art, and thus succeeded; and Cronenberg's subject matter is equivalent to an opportunity to gain fame. So his films will always stay on the surface level, which is why he can't get more recognition.

A Dangerous Method quotes

  • Sabina Spielrein: [to Jung] I want you to punish me.

  • Carl Jung: Sometimes you have to do something unforgivable... just to be able to go on living.