An Egoist Critique of Attachment Psychology

In this video I discuss the psychology of attachment and how to use Stirner’s philosophy to break free.

Chapters:
0:01 Introduction
1:26 Quick Announcement
1:41 What is Attachment?
5:26 Stirner, Lacan & The Psychology of Attachment
14:41 How to Break Attachment
20:50 My Desire
23:18 Information for Supporters

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[recurringparadox]

So idk why the video cuts off in the end but its just me yapping some more so youre not missing much lol...

[davidcoloradosprings]

Wow, this is really deep and feels like truth! This information is helping me to stay centered when around a mother who is 90. I've been uncomfortable around and avoided my family for my entire adult life. I've done this by being attached to different groups and philosophies.

[srod]

Haven’t finished the video yet but I completely relate to the struggle with social obligations/social hierarchies/ social rituals. You summed up my childhood perfectly

[toasavt]

insane vid holy shit!! i think an egoist take on psych principles is very interesting and needed bc a lot of psych seems to be too morally and culturally influenced in its ideas of ‘health’, esp in regard to attachment and social relation topics.