Michael Shook: Much psychology posits that the more we react to another's position in life, the more one can be sure that the real "hot button" is in fact within one's self. We project onto others the things we cannot or will not face within our...
selves. Hence, the remarkable number of very conservative Republicans who are eventually outed as gay, to cite one example. Jimmy Swaggert, the thoroughly discredited preacher (and cousin to Jerry Lee Lewis) is another famous example.
Most never are willing, on their own, to face their own projections. Good on you, Tom. And, as always, I am grateful to read your posts. You share things that are very personal, yet universal, and you do it thoughtfully.
See MoreMost never are willing, on their own, to face their own projections. Good on you, Tom. And, as always, I am grateful to read your posts. You share things that are very personal, yet universal, and you do it thoughtfully.

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