yeah sex is good but have you ever tried helping a friend cry about how he feels responsible for his dad's death and - this is the crazy shit - how he *needs* to feel responsible for his dad's death, because otherwise the world doesn't make any sense and god is a piece of shit
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this seems more or less identical to Kegan’s system in Immunity To Change, except that Kegan takes the stance that the change is more gradual (rather than all-at-once reconsolidation)
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Very nice read. It feels very true to me that we're often going around the things that truly disturb us and not tackling them directly, sometimes not even grasping them. I'm not a therapist and may not be qualified for this discussion. But a couple of things concern me here:
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1. Taking the main example, would Richard be able to adress his father issues through this method or just strategize his presence in meetings (or social situations of any kind) better? Will he be able to forgive his father and accept him in his own complexity?
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