They hate me because I am special; I am special because they hate me . . .
The degree of persecution becomes the only appropriate measure of the degree of achievement.’
If paranoia is a quest for recognition of one’s significant status, one will only be reassured by the most urgent forms of attention. The (modern) paranoiac invites persecution out of a fear of invisibility.
To be hated makes him feel real; he has made his presence felt. To be unforgivable is to be unforgettable
The degree of persecution becomes the only appropriate measure of the degree of achievement.’
If paranoia is a quest for recognition of one’s significant status, one will only be reassured by the most urgent forms of attention. The (modern) paranoiac invites persecution out of a fear of invisibility.
To be hated makes him feel real; he has made his presence felt. To be unforgivable is to be unforgettable
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