Obsessional Neurosis Of Children Analysis

Sigmund Freud compares the universal obsessional neurosis of humanity to the obsessional neurosis of children. He claims that turning away from religion becomes inevitable with growth; I fully agree with this claim. When children are first born and event through their teenage years, they are constantly learning and questioning facts of life. Usually when this occurs, they are looking to a higher being or a member of authority in their lives. These important individuals in their life can provide the children with answers and guidance that will aid in moving forward with life. Religion, and thus God, present the young adult with stability and always something to fall back on. Once that person has grown older and have established a life for themselves with the help of others’ guidance and answers to questions, they will be viewed as independent and will not need to rely on religion and God for assistance. …show more content…
For many years, quite obviously from birth through 18 when you can legally vote, individuals are practically forced to keep their mouths shut in regards to politics and laws. Once you turn 18 and you are able to vote, you also are given the ability to protest and have their voices heard. Ever since Trump has been sworn into office, various protests across the country have taken place. Individuals across the country are turning away from traditional politics and basically neglecting his authoritative role. These members of society have reached a certain age and a certain level of education that they can make decisions for themselves and do or fight for what they believe is in their best interest. Through growth, individuals are educated and become