Carl Jung VS Sartre: Why You Secretly Hate Others

[@ThoughtsonThinking]

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[@corey501]

to me, projection & inferiority are both synonymous. when you have boundaries you cut through their bs very quickly ⚡☺

[@ThoughtsonThinking]

Yes, I think we typically project our inferiorities onto others through projection. And sometimes depending on how inferior we feel in a particular moment it can overcome our ability to maintain boundaries.

[@siatonto420]

Ludwig Wittgenstein - 'Hell isn't other people. Hell is yourself.

[@ThoughtsonThinking]

That is the perfect synthesis of both Sartre and Jung.

[@joleaneshmoleane8358]

Secretly?

[@caseysims9879]

I LITERALLY HATE NOBODY

[@caseysims9879]

A couple days ago I put alot of thought into who I hated and there’s not one person on my list

[@caseysims9879]

I have differing opinions and stuff but I don’t hate them because of those opinions

[@ThoughtsonThinking]

​@@caseysims9879 What do you do to consciously recognize that you're projecting your own insecurities (shadow) onto others?

[@caseysims9879]

@@ThoughtsonThinking all I am saying is I literally prayed to God and was willing to forgive those who I hate, but I could not think of one single name sorry if that triggers you but it’s the truth

[@ThoughtsonThinking]

@@caseysims9879 It doesn't trigger me, I am just curious :) but when it comes to shadow projection it is not typically the entire person in which we project hatred onto but it is typically of a specific characteristic which we develop irrational, unconscious hatred towards. If we can identify this it makes as a good indicator of what we are specifically projecting away from ourselves through the scapegoat of the other.