More than a century ago, a Viennese physician named Sigmund Freud offered an observation so stubbornly true that modern science keeps rediscovering it: the feelings we refuse to acknowledge do not disappear, they simply go underground. What we bury alive in the unconscious continues to shape our behavior, our moods, and our relationships — often in ways we cannot trace back to their source. The human mind, it seems, cannot be fooled into forgetting what it has merely been told not to feel.
Freud's enduring insight: Repressed emotions resurface with greater force
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