#psychological complex

Olivia Foxworth’s dog was her body, her thinking it’s ugly and the way society is related to that. I think she would’ve been the charismatic girl she always wanted to be if she were born with a different body, since it would’ve given her enough confidence to be who she really wanted to be. Instead of killings her dog (which is hard), she fed and fed and fed it, I think she wouldn’t have fed it if she had at least two positive moments in her life the way she wanted to. Garden of shadows is a perfect example of someone who lived led by their psychological complex for their entire life, so sad to see, thank God it’s just fiction.

“The human mind is like the water of a toilet swriling with little pieces of poop in it (sometimes).”

This is how the dog was always a parasite starts, it’s a quote by me :) The dog was always a parasite is a poem and a story, it’s about a psychological complex. The person lives driven by their complex (represented as a dog) but they think everyone is like them, so they don't see it as bad, they see it as life, so that's why it's mentioned that it's a parasite (it shouldn't be there).