An exponent of subjective criticism wrote; "If the esteemed critiquer didn't find it a joy to read, it's best he tells you so, and if he tells you why, that's even more useful."
This is a demand, a hunger, that all writing must be to the subjective critiquers needs. All writing must be delivered to his satisfaction or else it has no worth. The failure to satisfy the critiquer is absolute failure. All writing that is critiqued must gratify the subjective needs. Writing that fails to satisfy is the 'bad breast.'
The subjective critiquer, therefore, remains in an unresolved conflict for the 'good breast'; a conflict which prevents development and satisfaction. Who do we compete with for the breast? Our fathers and our siblings.
This post was last edited by AntCity, 12 Nov 2011, 00:27