Greetings, travelers! It has been a few weeks since our last trip into the Otherworld, but we’re heading back in some interesting directions this week. We’re starting off by looking at one of our first academic science books in a very long time, but I’m sure you’ll enjoy this one. Read on to learn more about Mr & Mrs FREUD: in love … but still playing psychological games.
A sort of stream of consciousness writing essay, Mr & Mrs FREUD: in love … but still playing psychological games is nonetheless a very interesting read by a passionate academic storyteller, Adrian Gabriel Dumitru. Dumitru has thus far written fifteen books that are as much philosophical journeys as they are interpretations of love and romance, and they’re also a way for the author to express their internalized beliefs in a therapeutic way. In Mr and Mrs FREUD, thoughts flow like a river, meandering in a way that is almost calming, even as Dumitru recounts interesting and exciting events. The pacing of the accounts has a cadence that is steady and deliberate, and if you read along with some focus music in the background, it’s easy to lose track of the time.
I’ve wrote many books about love… Being in love, but also hating the concept of love—and even promised myself that I’ll never do that again—but…
Well, into one point, after publishing 20 books of love essays, I’ve had a very serious discussion with myself and…
Yes, I’ve said again that I’ll not write again about love, but damn it, I just loved the concept.
I love everything related to love.
And even if I knew that a love story is illusory and might completely ruin our souls—destroying them forever—I’ve continued to write my perceptions about the subject.
The funny thing is that, promising myself I’ll never be into a love story again, I’ve started to analyse the couples I saw on the stage of my life.
And what was intriguing me the most was why a man and a woman—even when the love between them is so damn obvious—still do stupid things, which are actually ruining everything!
Why, if both of them are in love with each other, what the hell could be the meaning of the nonsense psychological games the are playing?
And even worse, why do we see very intelligent people, being so, so stupid on that stage of a love story?
Why do they need to do stupid things?
Why do they jump from love to hate so easily?
Also, why the hell do even the ones who know a lot about psychology not do the right things?
I had many occasions to see people which I’ll generally define as Mr. and Mrs. Freud practicing this nonsense in their love story…on and on and on.
The final question remains: why?
I could not find a real answer, but I’ve dared to continue analysing and defining my writings on the subject.
In the end, maybe I could declare that I don’t really have a conclusion. But I love to talk about love.
The subject itself is intriguing to my soul.
So, I went deeper and deeper into my essays…
It’s maybe ridiculous, but I gave myself the freedom to suffer from this addiction.
Love is madness, and it’s interesting to watch Dumitru circle the romantic stage, and watch as the people who he has seen throughout his life portray passion and romance in so many different ways. It’s even fun to sort of envision the author as a psychologist on an armchair, and on the couch at one time simultaneously. You can be a fly on the wall, listening to the stories being told, and being as trapped by it all as Dumitru is, enamored by the concept of love, but ensnared by it in the best of ways. Check out Mr & Mrs FREUD: in love … but still playing psychological games on Amazon today. You can also download the book on Google Play Bookstore, and download it on the Apple store..
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