Citação de Livro, bitterness/reclamar.

"Jung has said that bitterness in a human being seldom comes from an unhappy fate. Many people have gone through agonies and very difficult life situations without becoming bitter, but it arises in people who fight themselves, who are vaguely aware of the fact that they themselves are guilty of their own unhappiness. In other words, the people who become bitter are those who with their left hand work against their right hand, and who, due to an unconscious counterpart within themselves, are constantly in the soup, but do not notice it. Bitterness is a kind of hidden affect, or rage, but turned within, and it has a stiffening effect upon the personality. Bitter people are rarely friendly and relaxed and agreeable to deal with; they have a contracted attitude, and there we have the connection between petrification and bitterness."
'Individuation in Fairy Tales', by Marie-Louise von Franz.