A review by ken_bookhermit
We: Understanding the Psychology of Romantic Love by Robert A. Johnson

4.0

For all its heteronormativity, this book is insightful and makes good (but not too in-depth as to overwhelm) use of Jung's concepts of archetypes and the idea of projection, especially the anima. The one crucial thing I learned from it was the claim that romance and true love cannot coexist, and the author makes a good argument for it as it manifests in most relationships.

Not me though. I contain so many multitudes I can idealize my beloved and love her for who she is.