The Case for Falling in Love by Mari Rudy

I think that on some level, this is the fault and the virtue of psychoanalysis. Because everyone really gets it, it's very easy to dismiss as being simple. The trajectory of Hegel's books is all because it seems to be moving in a progressive fashion. It makes us think like, oh, and even as you move from one section to another, it's like,Oh, wait a minute. Perception solves the problem of sense certainty. Right? You know, skepticism solves theproblem of stoicism but I'm very misleading. And then almost entirely focused on the earlier chapters,. So I don't want to pick on someone who doesn't have their name right now; there are many