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[...] Simply that the whole hassle Jane and I are involved in first showed itself—clearly—when we met with Instream in Oswego, and encountered the disbelieving young nameless psychologist. [...]

(The second instance involved the hassle we’ve been involved in with Elmira Video over mistakes in our billing. [...]

When you refused to dance, he interpreted this to mean that he was right: he could be spontaneous only as long as it was socially approved, did not hassle you, and when he did not stand out from the crowd.

[...] The deleted material on my stomach which I’d received on February 2, 1976 had already helped resolve my hassles about using old family photos in “Unknown” Reality.)

A hearty and reassuring good evening—and with probabilities as they are, within a year the large bulk of physical hassles with Ruburt will be behind him —that is, he will be navigating more or less normally, with further agility to follow.

(Now I explained to Jane what I considered to be “a gorgeous little illustration” of how unconscious hassles can go on in the psyche quite unsuspected by the conscious mind as the cause for physical difficulties: As stated, when I woke up this afternoon my stomach hurt. [...]

[...] It then became evident that a lot of her poor feelings lately have been connected to worries over work, what Prentice-Hall would or wouldn’t publish, etc.—an old reaction that I should have been more prepared for, I guess, but had lost sight of in our day-to-day hassles. [...]

(But I stressed that no matter what she did about books, no matter what hassles we might get involved in about that activity, she just couldn’t give up physical mobility in order to express any lack of psychological mobility that we might become involved in. [...]

[...] I’d say that it would do so even if she had no hassles of her own. [...]

[...] Rob tried to get a collar on her a month ago and there was such a hassle, he gave up, got mad at the cat, and vice versa. [...]

[...] Your accomplishments, despite all of the hassles, have accelerated to a point of new creativity. [...]

[...] “Well, if we’ve made no major errors,” I said to Jane recently, “what do you call the hassles we do have?”’ I was—am—quite aware of the humor implicit in the whole situation. [...]

[...] I told her I was sure I was on the right track here, without knowing positively that I was, and without having pat answers that would solve all of our hassles.

I’ve had my own hassles with impulses, following only those I thought would lead me where I wanted to go, and drastically cutting down those I feared might distract me from my work. [...]

[...] Ruburt tried to put his understanding to practical use in terms of daily life, your relationship, work, finances, his classes, yet he found himself with definite physical hassles. [...]

[...] He should remember that many people have far greater hassles … with health, personal relationships, finances and vocations, and without any satisfying accomplishments to offset their misfortunes.

[...] So for a while you were hassled that you were not financially contributing after you left Artistic, and so was Ruburt. [...]

[...] It appears that my own hassles are related to my fears that Jane’s improvements may not continue. [...]

As for Ruburt, he became overconcerned about work because of the contracts (for Mass Events and God of Jane, which we have yet to sign with Prentice-Hall), and the foreign hassles. [...]

[...] If you understand what I have said, you should honestly be freed of the entire tax hassle.

(“We have our hassles like everyone else, of course. [...]