I mean, I could just probably watch a YouTube snippet, right? This is not what the book is about at all. And what the author is going into is how we do all of these things. Or this is what I've gotten so far. We do all of these things to escape the dark, unpleasant sides of ourselves, the parts that we have been told are ugly or that society says is unpleasant, that we then adopted that ideology
Eluchianna Olive
@Luchianna · 2:19
So, yeah, this journey, as this comedian said, and you said it before, David Aaron, was not for the week. Right. It's truly not. But I remember her saying that and it came at a cost. And I did not want to admit something because it's always somebody else's fault, right. Or this area I didn't want to touch because it made me feel uncomfortable. But, yeah, this book is probably going to just only confirm what already been doing
Dewuan .
@FryedOreo · 3:02
Carl Young is a legendary psychiatrist or psychologist in the form of trying to understand the ID and the ego and the animals and the enemies, all that sort of stuff. So I'm quite familiar with this particular line of work. But it's hard because you got to come to grips with the fact that you're not as special as you thought you were. You're not as unique and cool as you thought you were
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 1:09
Really looking inward and embracing the light and dark sides of you. That's where the true work, the true healing, the true evolvement happens. And we have to be open and willing to go there. We definitely have to be open and willing to go there's there and do that work. Thank you for taking time to respond to talk to me Tuesday. Always appreciate your engagement
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 2:20
Yes, you are spoton with Carl Young. Reading this book brought back or I'm still in the middle of reading it, let me not make it sound like I have stopped. But reading it, it really brought back a lot of the contributions to psychology from Carl Young and the importance of understanding the light and dark sides of us, because that's what makes up the whole of us
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 1:47
Like, how is she going to go there? Yes. So I look forward to the depths I will explore of myself as I progress through each chapter. And please do come back and let me know how it impacts you. Enjoy your day
I really, really like that. It sounds like an amazing book. I'm glad that you actually invited me to listen to this because I love reading, so I definitely want to check that out and see some of the other books that you said. I do have becoming I'm terrible with my time, so I have not finished it, but I definitely will go through and read some more books
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 0:22
Girl. Didn't I tell you that the prologue is fire? Do you hear me? Fire. Enjoy reading. I'm glad you were able to get a snippet of it to see the juiciness that you and I are both about to uncover reading this book. Cheers to our continued healing journey
Professor Z
@Professor42 · 1:28
But I did listen to this and if this is available on Amazon, I go ahead and buy it and I'll check it out. Maybe it'll change my thought process and sort of give me something to do other than my normal will go to. I may follow this swell up with notes self another response at a later time. But thank you for doing this swell, professor. 42 out. Bye
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 2:25
But definitely so far for me, it is still a dynamic read. I'm getting back to my I haven't really done any reading about our exploration or further exploration about Carl Young's work in a long time. This is a refreshing take on it. Especially now that when I did do some reading on Carl Young's work back in the day I was younger, life was perfect
Chelsea Hanawalt
@allowthesun · 4:17
Hi, Jayl. I have been meaning to reply to this Swell. I know this is an older Swell, but I want to say, first of all, thank you for posting this, because I have heard about this book essential Kink for a while. An old roommate I had a friend, she started reading it, and she was like, this is changing my life. I'm a little creeped out. Like, I got to put the book down
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 4:19
It's wickedly deliciously. So truthful and so helpful. I am so open to a virtual book review and just check in. Like I said, I'm right there at week or activity six or chapter six or whatever you said. I'm literally right there. I'm literally right at the same space. But I'm going to read another ten pages tonight, so I might be somewhere different. All right, enjoy your evening
Chelsea Hanawalt
@allowthesun · 1:30
Wow. Yes. Congrats. I'm so glad that Windfall bunny. Woo. Yes. I've been really wanting to start a new or some kind of conversation around it, so I'll definitely like you in. Or we can continue on this thread as well because I'm still so curious of others have started reading it, but yeah, I haven't necessarily seen anything shift yet. Like a little bit. I think I've kind of been working, still working through it
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 4:50
And I could feel the energy like, oh, my gosh. Novelist Davis I could literally feel the energy moving like the current flowing through me out into the universe. It was. That's all I can say. I'm glad you have it. And DM me anytime on this format or on Instagram. You don't have the same name on Instagram. This book is everything