What Freud said about shadow love.

Did Freud come up with this concept?

Shadow love is generally the sexual embodiment of narcissistic tendencies, and common sense infers that women who are not beautiful are more likely to fall in shadow love because they are easy to be sexually repressed. But it depends on the degree of unbeauty. I have to state that beautiful women can also appear if they are uncoordinated in their sexual life or suffer from frigidity.

Nacissos disease is the embodiment of this.

You can read the books of other scholars first, not necessarily Freud's at the beginning. For example, some interesting projection and dream interpretation books. I find psychoanalysis not only fascinating (and I respect him), but also a good way to learn by focusing on the whole picture.

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If you don't understand, how can you talk about super love? Don't you think it's tangled?

Film analysis and film theory are both designed to fit into the psychoanalytic theories of Freud and Lacan. If you are studying film professionally, these must be involved.

Not necessarily. It's just a lonely and unheard-of thing.

Do you learn it by heart, you can use it to **, it will be of great help to your life.

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Unrequited love, or imaginary love, what Freud called pure spiritual love, do not meet because they are afraid of breaking the beauty in their hearts.

Contradiction. Find a suitable time to meet. Whatever the outcome, make a choice.

The Electra complex, also known as the Eliza complex or the Iraqi Electra complex, also translates as the "father-lover complex". A concept of the psychoanalytic school. Electra is a Greek mythological figure who helped her brother Orestes avenge his father by killing his mother.

Freud considered Iraqtra to be an unconscious desire of a girl at the age of 2-3 years, the content of which is love for her father, contempt and hostility towards her mother, and believed that this complex lasts for a long time and is not easy to sublimate. This is a famous tragedy in Greek mythology. Electra was the daughter of Agamemnon and Queen Clytemnestra, commander of the allied Greek forces.

After the end of the Trojan War, Agamemnon returned home, but was killed by the queen and her concubine Aegisthus. Epictra encouraged her brother Orestes to enter the palace and kill her mother and concubine. Psychiatrists have likened this story of a daughter who killed her mother to avenge her father to a girl's father-love complex in mental development.

Also known as the Electra complex: The famous Austrian psychologist Sigmund Freud named the paternity complex the Electra complex.