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Causes and variations of fear, anxiety and fright; analysing phobias linked to infancy development; transference (a form of sublimation of libido) during therapy; relation of ego towards libido; healing phases of neurosis include transmitting libido to an object with prophylaxis of further suppressions; analytic-therapeutical remarks; harms to psychoanalysis therapy: prejudice, link towards family, exploitation.

The symptoms of neurosis; three main causes of the symptoms being the early observation of intercourse, early experience of seduction, fear of castration during infancy; parental mistake of using fear to children in order to prevent sexual discoveries during infancy; introversion eventually leads to producing symptoms; imagination; daydreams; artists use sublimation of pent-up libido for sexual gratification.

Exploring the concepts of suppression and regression; causes of libido fixation, sublimation (substitution of the sexual activity towards other acts such as socialisation), premature exposure towards observation of sexuality in children may cause suppression, regression or libido fixation; unnatural ego development may lead to prohibition of and distance from libido for extensive periods of time in life.

Further analysis on Oedipus complex and its relation towards incestuous relationship; the cultures all around the world prohibit this complex towards incest, the goal of leaving the family in order to become a person in the society & neurotic tendencies of people who fail to accomplish that goal, Oedipus complex being a normal child development stage for all.

Defining perversions of sexuality, every sexual relationship has perversion as cultures allowed it to be seen as normal (i. e. kissing), questioning whether all organic pleasures somewhat relate to sexuality, development of sexuality in children, phases of development in children, explaining the Oedipus complex.