Kvetch (1996)
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| Kvetch is a study of the effects of anxiety on the nagging kvetch that keeps you awake. It is the demon that wishes to taste your blood and sucks at your confidence. For many who can’t live in the now, this is a real and terrible problem. We are beset by an array of problems that don’t always sit and wait in the queue to be solved, but are liable at any instant to jump out of line and shout for your attention and kvetch you or kvetch at you until you have paid them some attention, even though in the meantime your present task may be ruined. They are the neglected children born of some distant anxiety. You may want them to go away and shout at them, confess them to shrinks or drown them at birth in drugs, but they will always return in some form or other. How often when we speak we have some background dialogue going on, sometimes to guide us and sometimes to protect us. Sometimes, though, the dialogue in the back of the head is truer than the one in the front. If only we could always speak the thoughts in the back; how much truer our communication would be. We are like icebergs slowly moving through life and seldom, if ever, showing and revealing what is underneath. | ||