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David I. Brandt, LCSW, LLC
David I. Brandt, LCSW, LLC
Montclair, NJ Area
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Can One Ever Successfully Possess or Fully Know Another Person?
| Posted on March 29, 2014 at 4:38 PM |
“Marriage … that odd mixture of violent devotion and legitimate lust in which desire eventually gives way to a forced and decorous composure that captures the essential opacity of even one’s most intimate partner” Alberto Moravia (translated from Italian) |
Categories: Characterful, Communication Skills, Couples Issues, Family Issues, Interpersonal Relations, Parenting, Relationship Tools, Stuckness
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Carolyn Schurmann
3:17 PM on March 31, 2014
The only person we can truly know is Self and that takes a lifetime.
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David I Brandt
3:24 PM on March 31, 2014
Carolyn Schurmann says...
The only person we can truly know is Self and that takes a lifetime.
Nicely said! Thank you for feeding back!
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Carolyn Schurmann
10:07 PM on April 1, 2014
The quote on marriage is one disgruntled man's opinion. I would hope you would not offer this up as a guide to clients or self.
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David I Brandt, LCSW
2:18 AM on April 3, 2014
I'm not sure that I take this as a disgruntled perspective, necessarily. I do like to occasionally include in my blog potentially thought-provoking quotes and/or observations that make people question, and raise consciousness about, their 'status quos'. I'd like to believe I am offering them a positive opportunity in doing so.
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