What Cannot Be Talked About Cannot Be

A Child... Who Has Learned From Fairy Stories To Believe That What At First Seemed A Repulsive, Threatening Figure Can Magically Change Into A Most Helpful Friend Is Ready To Believe That A Strange Child Whom He Meets And Fears May Also Be Changed From A Menace Into A Desirable Companion.

The Good Enough Parent, In Addition To Being Convinced That Whatever His Child Does, He Does It Because At That Moment He Is Convinced This Is The Best He Can Do, Will Also Ask Himself: "what In The World Would Make Me Act As My Child Acts At This Moment? And If I Felt Forced To Act This Way, What Would Make Me Feel Better About It?

From A Child's Play, We Can Gain Understanding Of How He Sees And Construes The World--what He Would Like It To Be, What His Concerns Are, What Problems Are Besetting Him.

Since There Are Thousands Of Fairy Tales, One May Safely Guess That There Are Probably Equal Numbers Where The Courage And Determination Of Females Rescue Males, And Vice Versa.

What Cannot Be Talked About Cannot Be Put To Rest. And If It Is Not, The Wounds Will Fester From Generation To Generation.