Of course the hard part about Perls was ..

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by dmarker

2/23/03 7:29:46 PM

Of course the hard part about Perls was ..

what a bastard he was in life - screwing his patients, leaving his wife & kids (fucked up). A downright selfish man with a giant ego.

Even many of his ideas were simple plagiarism. But, Getalt worked, & he manged to achieve his dream of becoming known as the founder/father of the Gestalt process (sure earned him unlimited sex with hippie girls in the 1970s, even into his old age - old prick managed to become known as the grand-dad of the hippie revolution).

He was so tight-arsed (aggressive anal retentive) that his biggest discomfort in later years was his constant affliction brough on by his bleeding piles.

Why is it so many 'greats' can be such kooks in real life.

Yes I envied the old prick. <grin>

Cheers Doug

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