my anima is a jaded and cynical woman in her mid thirties while my animus is a little boy terrified of the world and uses anger to make himself seem bigger than he actually isdo you conceptualize and personify your inner feelings, too?
>>43382332I personify patterns of thought (e.g. religiosity) but I'm not sure it would boil down to a concrete anima/animus figure.
>>43382332We have personified different sources of self that lead to differing thought processes for a long time.
>>43382490explain pls
>>43382332dude same
>>43382332Jungian psychology is pseudo-science. With that said, I find this description deeply relatable when taken metaphorically
>>43382332>do you conceptualize and personify your inner feelings, too?Yes. I have voices in my head that tell me to do things
>>43382332same
