Haha, JRock rehab. Slipping CDs to each other in secret and hiding in toilet cubicles with an iPod to get a fix of the GazettE or Diru
. People pacing their rooms, singing Beast of Blood and Kurenai. Patients sleep with nosebands under their pillows and cut the thighs out of their trousers.
@andieWasn't Freud's theory based on early experiences and not parenting skills? The effects of parenting was more John Bowlby's field. But Freud DID come up with the Oedipus complex, which would explain why the boy wanted to kill his mother, lol.
I think I said this before but it reminds me a little of Aesop's eagle tale. Where the shaft of the arrow that killed the eagle was decorated with feathers from the Eagle's own plume. "We often give our enemies the means of our own destruction". The parents gave the child the gun and obviously directed some negative feelings towards him. So they didn't just physically give him the means to destroy them, they allowed for the child to harbour feelings of resentment and murdeous intent. Children may shoot guns by accident sometimes but they don't shoot their parents and then bury them by accident.
Hmm, another interesting though (probbaly nothing to it)...Just looking at the English lyrics "Kill me gently"/"Die for me, you can't save it". It could suggest something like the person wants to be hurt or killed but when it doesn't happen their feelings become reversed and they sort of think "Well, you're useless" and kill the other person instead. It can happen. A person can feel the need to be punished for something (even if they don't deserve to be punished at all) and if someone else is unable to punish them they direct their hatred at that person.
Just tired musings...