you would think about someone far across the ocean.
Even if you spend your nights alone, you strain your ears to hear the sound of someone’s breath.
As long as there is someone out there somewhere, you will be haunted by loneliness.
YOUTH: But then you could just rephrase that as, “If one could live in the universe all alone, one’s problems would go away,” couldn’t you?
PHILOSOPHER: In theory, yes. As Adler goes so far as to assert,
“All problems are interpersonal relationship problems.”
YOUTH: Can you say that again? PHILOSOPHER: We can repeat it as many times as you like:
All problems are interpersonal relationship problems.
This is a concept that runs to the very root of Adlerian psychology.
If all interpersonal relationships were gone from this world, which is to say if one were alone in the universe
and all other people were gone, all manner of problems would disappear.
YOUTH: That’s a lie! It’s nothing more than academic sophistry.
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