Psychoanalyst - It's Always What You Say, Not What You Mean

It's always, like you've been in a fight with someone, it's always what you said thatt mattered, not what you meant. I mean, everyone understands that, i think, right? Like, right? You know? The whole point of psychoanalysis is that you can't take, you take what they said and not what they meant to say. And if you say it's structured like a language, then itt it's divorced from feeling totally. Aoa flapway has a great point that when people say fordy and slip after a fordian slip, it's a way to try to deflect the unconscious power of the slip. That's really nice.