An interesting comparision between two

   Almost all of us has had a sense of inferiority once in a while. It doesn't have to be described nor identified in a clear sense in recognition. But somewhere along the timeline of life, we tend to bump into psychological blocks regardless of our intentions. Most of them is likely to be vanished or evaporated in the absence of presentation, but some leaves pretty tough influences on many aspects of an innner psychological function.

   I found the very interesting theory, being suggested by Freud, that those kind senses of inferiority bring a certain emotional reaction from elusion to projection. And it was so persuasive arguments that I had to take a look myself accordingly. As a result, I came up with a long list of the memos to explain why I had done the way I behaved. It was an interesting story to read about. However, the explanation of Adler emphasized on various rewards to catch so that I could get out of emotional difficulties, and those rewards would eventually establish a personal goal to reach. That was also a perfect sense to me. So I was putting all together into the box to create wrapped lists of two things in common.

   I still remember that I was just about in the middle of two theories: I was hanging around a mood of rewards stuff one day and can't do syndromes was all over me the other day. But two things kept me balanced to stay where I was under heavy and severe turbulence after all.