We Cannot Say That If A Child

We Must Never Neglect The Patient's Own Use Of His Symptoms.

What Person, Confined In A Small Room With Nothing But A Tea-cosy, Will Not Eventually Put The Tea-cosy On Their Head?

We Only Regard Those Unions As Real Examples Of Love And Real Marriages In Which A Fixed And Unalterable Decision Has Been Taken. If Men Or Women Contemplate An Escape, They Do Not Collect All Their Powers For The Task. In None Of The Serious And Important Tasks Of Life Do We Arrange Such A "getaway." We Cannot Love And Be Limited.

If I Didn't Have This Affliction, I Would Be The First. As A Rule The If-clause Contains An Unfulfillable Condition, Or The Patient's Own Arrangement, Which Only He Can Change.

The Only Worthwhile Achievements Of Man Are Those Which Are Socially Useful.