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Long back outweigh. Long Black Highway.

Out way.

Take me on. What is the opposite of an Edopol complex? For those of you unfamiliar with the term, this is a fraudian idea from the field of psycho analytics

in which a son develops a romantic or sexual attraction to his mother and a sense of rivalry

with his father who is married to the women of his dreams.

This is not the clinical definition, but you get the general idea.

The term comes from the great king of Thebes, in Greek mythology who on returning to his family after years of

estrangement accidentally kills his father and marries his mother, which was an

erotic faux power even in the freewilling sexual climate of ancient Greece.

But what do you call it when the figurative Oedipus wants to kill his mother instead. What do you call it when his sexual

obsession is basically an ongoing rape fantasy where he's not interested in

replacing his father, so much as strangling his mother and throwing her in a ditch.

And what do you call it when Arlathario turns his impulse into a murderous routine, suffered

by strangers whose names he barely knows.

Whatever the name for this is, it appears to be something like what we're dealing with here,

rather than adoring and desiring his mother, according to the fruiting complex, Jerry

Johns appears to have hated her subtly and relentlessly, under the guise of run-of-the-mill, spree killing.

Hearing all of this, you might be able to guess what Johns's mother did for a living and

what color her hair was.

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