One of the last psychoanalytic posts – notes

Paul, Mary, Joshua, and the question of power David, vicissitudes of relationship to / identification with The extreme suppression of self that “analysis” required The way in which the dictum that one should “feel one’s feelings” became psychic and almost literal murder-suicide Note: if you are asked to re-experience the feeling of being in the … More One of the last psychoanalytic posts – notes

The News

I think I am over Reeducation. At least very close. I like my name Coldhearted Scientist but wonder whether I should get a new one for this phase. Axé.

Comment vivre

Recently, I’ve had some days where I felt well here, bringing summer relaxation from Europe and keeping the bubble around me. Not all days, and right now I am not doing well. Positive: part of the feeling of overwhelmedness has to do with having too many serious interests. That’s actually nice. (I know one is … More Comment vivre

Baldwin again

The 1970 short “Meeting the Man.” He talks about the constant murder of Black people and how he left the US because he was sure it would kill him. He also says that most people do not love, or want to be free. “The world is held together by the love and passion of a … More Baldwin again

A vocabulary word

Dysregulation, or a term, emotional dysregulation. I realize now that when Reeducation said I had no feelings, or could not feel my feelings, it meant that according to it, I should be dysregulated, based on its interpretation of my background. So I had to be dysregulated and hiding it, or I was not dysregulated but … More A vocabulary word

On Christian Culture

Someone said: 1/ They follow someone who defended the downtrodden and stood up to every authority, every oppressor, all alone. They admire this 2/ They know they are abusing people, hiding behind each other and acting in group think 3/ When someone actually takes a Christlike position, they are terrified 4/ And try to destroy … More On Christian Culture