The Man Is Necessary

The more I engage with his work, the more positive I feel about Freud as a thinker and just person in general. In his letters, especially in his self analysis elsewhere, he talks about his own, his own homosexual tendencies. It's towards his father, which is why he's thinking about Oedipus in this weird way. If you look at photos, just, you know, you would assume that he's kind of this austere sort of person, but I think he had a friend. The man is supposed to be cold and like, they're supposed to be this antagonism and through this antagonism, you become a man.