The flesh of evil. Aggression and psychosomatics.

Why are rumors useful? What is the best defense against a panic attack? Why is it sometimes impossible to verbally express emotions? How to avoid overeating and how does compulsive overeating differ from psychosomatic overeating? Where to look for sources of internal conflicts and psychosomatic problems? Who are passive aggressors and why are they dangerous? Can libido be drawn? In what language do people communicate in dysfunctional families? What is psychosomatics from a psychoanalytic point of view? Answers to these and other questions can be found in the new book by a practicing psychoanalyst and author of 'All the Nonsense from the Brain', 'Guide to Psychopaths', and 'The Void that Begets'. The reader is invited to look at the results of several years of research, observations, and practice. This book is for a narrow circle of readers who have deep knowledge in a wide range of minor mental problems. For those who understand that they don't understand anything about psychoanalysis and psychosomatics. For those who know that the author also knows nothing. For those who enjoy gossiping, answering a question with a question, interrupting, being sarcastic, worrying, panicking, freezing, puzzling, and confusing grandma.