The Neurotic Constitution Outlines of a Comparative Individualistic Psychology
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215 The great importance of the relations of love in human life has as a result that the neurotic greed to possess everything enters regularly into the relations of man and wife and there develops a disturbing tendency by introducing an inclination to disregard reality and causing the undertaking of enterprises with a view to maximation the feel- ing of personal worth. It lies in the nature of a neurotic to wish to diminish the feeling of inferi- ority by constant proofs of his superiority. For... this reason, the person loved is forced to sacrifice the personality, to exist entirely through the neu- rotic who makes this demand, to become a means for augmenting the feeling of personal worth of the neurotic. A good test of a real love without neurotic tendency would be the fact that the per- son loved was allowed to preserve his or her per- sonal worth or when this personal worth even received support. Such cases are rare. In the relation of the sexes there arises nearly always an obstinate and selfish feature, a tendency to put to test, towards suspicion which constantly disturbs the peaceful marital relations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
215 The great importance of the relations of love in human life has as a result that the neurotic greed to possess everything enters regularly into the relations of man and wife and there develops a disturbing tendency by introducing an inclination to disregard reality and causing the undertaking of enterprises with a view to maximation the feel- ing of personal worth. It lies in the nature of a neurotic to wish to diminish the feeling of inferi- ority by constant proofs of his superiority. For... this reason, the person loved is forced to sacrifice the personality, to exist entirely through the neu- rotic who makes this demand, to become a means for augmenting the feeling of personal worth of the neurotic. A good test of a real love without neurotic tendency would be the fact that the per- son loved was allowed to preserve his or her per- sonal worth or when this personal worth even received support. Such cases are rare. In the relation of the sexes there arises nearly always an obstinate and selfish feature, a tendency to put to test, towards suspicion which constantly disturbs the peaceful marital relations.
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