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thoughts on posting a billion tweets about richard schwartz's IFS relationship book, "you are the one you've been waiting for." as you can tell, i really really like this book a lot and i haven't even read past the sample
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this valentine's day please give yourself the gift of this free sample of richard schwartz's IFS relationship book, "you are the one you've been waiting for" thread of choice quotes (all of this is from the introduction and first chapter alone) ifsca.ca/wp-content/upl
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i think every therapy book, whenever it mentions a specific case involving a specific person or a clinical history of many cases, should include dates of birth (exact or approximate ranges). i have strong suspicions that there are generational patterns!
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the classic pattern dick schwartz describes of a man socialized "traditionally male" and a woman socialized "traditionally female" doesn't describe too many people i know, but i'd guess it describes boomers accurately; it appears to perfectly describe the "90s sitcom marriage"
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so those of us who are millennials or zoomers or whatever may not see an accurate description of our own gender socialization here (i was in many ways gender socialized by my friends and the internet in a way that leaned "traditionally female") but we may see our *parents*
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"something went wrong with the boomers" is a hypothesis i keep returning to when i try to get a sense of "why everything is bad today"; dick echoes a concern i've seen elsewhere that the boomers were the first generation raised on TV
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"Their baby-boomer children inherited that virus and, in addition, experienced little of the extended family and community-focused upbringing that their parents enjoyed. Instead, many of us boomers grew up in anonymous suburbs and drew our values from television commercials."
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