“Living with golden fantasies of an endlessly nurtured infancy can be a neurotic refusal to grow up.”
Quote by Judith Viorst
Work
Necessary Losses: The Loves Illusions Dependencies and Impossible Ex
This book examines the concept of loss as an integral part of personal growth and emotional development. It discusses how letting go of attachments, illusions, and dependencies is necessary for maturity, while also addressing the pain and difficulty inherent in these processes. The work draws on psychoanalytic theory and case studies to illustrate how individuals navigate the inevitable disappointments and separations that occur in relationships, career, and self-identity. more
Author
Judith Viorst
Judith Viorst is an American author known for her humor and insightful writing. Born on February 2, 1931, her works span across children's literature, adult fiction, and poetry, with a particular talent for depicting life from a child's perspective. more
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