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6/18/2025, 9:02:21 AM
>>81529184
>you would imply that I'm dismissing other people's suffering simply because they are not acting within Jung's framework
It's the Jungian way of dismissal. It's seen in its most clear form in Addiction to Perfection, where Woodman is yapping about a case how it's the fault of the woman who nearly got raped and killed, because the woman should had been magically achieved such specialized individuation that the unconscious of the assaulter wouldn't have picked on the absent-minded womanchild energies during her minding her business. Very "I wanted it thus!" also. Warpedly, it's right, in a sense. How dare you betray the projections of the delusional and not gain such omnipotence to give everyone infantilising utopia to googoo gaagaa under?
>I cannot think of anything more suffering than that. Completely and utterly hopeless, meaningless nihilistic suffering.
To be able to contain or form anything nihilistic is utterly pampered, too.
>>inevitable projection
>Hah.
>So you're admitting I was right?
I've been pointing out what a projection is and isn't for a few years now. Can't blame you if you had never seen this, especially since the place's unpleasant to focus in.
>you would imply that I'm dismissing other people's suffering simply because they are not acting within Jung's framework
It's the Jungian way of dismissal. It's seen in its most clear form in Addiction to Perfection, where Woodman is yapping about a case how it's the fault of the woman who nearly got raped and killed, because the woman should had been magically achieved such specialized individuation that the unconscious of the assaulter wouldn't have picked on the absent-minded womanchild energies during her minding her business. Very "I wanted it thus!" also. Warpedly, it's right, in a sense. How dare you betray the projections of the delusional and not gain such omnipotence to give everyone infantilising utopia to googoo gaagaa under?
>I cannot think of anything more suffering than that. Completely and utterly hopeless, meaningless nihilistic suffering.
To be able to contain or form anything nihilistic is utterly pampered, too.
>>inevitable projection
>Hah.
>So you're admitting I was right?
I've been pointing out what a projection is and isn't for a few years now. Can't blame you if you had never seen this, especially since the place's unpleasant to focus in.
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