People Have Motives And Thoughts Of Which

The Trouble With Most Therapy Is That It Helps You Feel Better. But You Don't Get Better. You Have To Back It Up With Action, Action, Action.

The More Sinful And Guilty A Person Tends To Feel, The Less Chance There Is That He Will Be A Happy, Healthy, Or Law-abiding Citizen. He Will Become A Compulsive Wrong-doer.

The Best Years Of Your Life Are The Ones In Which You Decide Your Problems Are Your Own.

The Emotionally Sound Person Should Be Able To Take Risks, To Ask Himself What He Really Would Like To Do In Life, And Then To Try To Do This, Even Though He Has To Risk Defeat Or Failure. He Should Be Adventurous (though Not Necessarily Foolhardy); Be Willing To Try Almost Anything Once, Just To See How He Likes It; And Look Forward To Some Breaks In His Usual Life Routines.

I Had A Great Many Sex And Love Cases Where People Were Absolutely Devastated When Somebody With Whom They Were Compulsively In Love Didn't Love Them Back. They Were Killing Themselves With Anxiety And Depression.