/lit/ - Literature

>>14763524
First off, psychoanalysts don't serve interpretations, they ask you what you think it means and they try to guide you through it hence why the patient is called the analysand in psychoanalysis. But suppose I was forced into it, I'd aim for some generic formula. And it fits almost too well with your dreams, as if you're trying to bait psychoanalysts to reply. I'm not a psychoanalyst, but I'm familiar with them and I can bullshit with the best of them.

>Today i had a dream about being adopted by a rich capitalist with a qt 3.14 blond grill as a sister and basically told me that she wanted to fuck me while we were going around shopping center which belongs to the rich dad.
>Then she somehow contracted a skin illness that made her lose part of her skin. I freaked out and started to run a way and she followed me while crawling on the ground like some sort of zombie.

You desired to be forever with your Mother Figure as an infant, but it was your Father (Figure)'s domain (the rich capitalist is the all powerful Father Figure) and you were afraid to cross him so you moved on from her by unconsciously rationalizing to yourself that she's not that desirable, but her image follows and haunts your unconscious forever, always influencing what you desire.

>Had another dream, where i was walking around a street market near the ocean and some grill approached me she had a bra but the part that is supposed to cover nipples was cut out.
>I disregarded her and saw a giant turtle on the beach. But the turtle was attacked by some criminal with a knife, when he saw me he run away and i followed him. I beaten him up, took his knife and cut off his head with it.

Same thing except you moved away from desiring your Mother Figure's breasts which guided you in an Ocean of meaningless phenomena (the world in itself is meaningless without desire to give it meaning). The Father Figure threatens you with castration for desiring The Mother (in your unconscious obviously) hence the turtle coming out of its shell like an erection. Only that your reaction is one of rebellion and violence and the Father who normally sets down the law is considered a criminal.

I'd say, to give the most extreme interpretation, that you're predisposed either to some form of psychosis or some form of perversion (which is close to psychosis and consists of the desire to perpetually transgress without changing anything). Of course it could just be that you're going through a period where you struggle with your desire for someone or with a lack of desire in general and are reliving your infantile complexes to try to deal with it, each dream presenting some competing version of this struggle. If the extreme version isn't present and you're just an obsessive neurotic like the rest of us, you might be struggling with or be predisposed to some combination of a lack of motivation, depression, anger issues, substance abuse and/or casting perpetual blame on some group or person.

>>12673862
One of the things I found important in D&G's book on Kafka was the fact that there (and only there afaik) they explicitly state that becomings have their limits. Namely, they discuss becoming-animal which is not imitating an animal, but rather connecting to an intensity, a self-sufficient and self-contained "plateau", like when Nietzsche/Bertrand Russell/Cioran stated that animals do not suffer from boredom or fear for the future but rather are perfectly content with the present and that we can learn from this useful ignorance, putting it to work in ourselves, without being ignorant or dumb. In that text they say that it can be a "line of flight" in that it helps you escape certain repressive situation, but it should not be seen as the end of the story, there are many becomings and many intensities which we must understand and make use of.

>>12673904
Their critics often missed the point of this and said that in fact not everything can connect to everything else at least physically (there are some ontological limits), but the main point there was rather that we have to be creative with what we take from each author and find out what works for us rather than simply reject ideas which we do not agree with. It's also according to D&G the logic of the unconscious which puts together all kinds of strange unintuitive things and that's what makes dreams appear so strange to our waking life.

>PewDiePie making zoomers read Mishima
God tier

>>12300784
cope

>>12291308
Apparently OP and that's why he's an idiot

How to get into Freud and Jung?
Recommended works and reading orders?

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>>9379942
>When my dog licks me, i sometimes lick him back
>1 sexual partner

>>8555539
>sigmund pink froyd

lost