>All models are wrong, some are useful. My point about the lack of utility of that question in the children of gay parents is that wondering how we're gonna solve fictional problems isn't a good use of time.
Ok, I understand. I grew up in a household with a lot of sexual tension and as a young boy it was very confusing and terrifying. In unwinding it for myself, I have found the Oedipal model useful. YMMV
>All models are wrong, some are useful. My point about the lack of utility of that question in the children of gay parents is that wondering how we're gonna solve fictional problems isn't a good use of time.
Ok, I understand. I grew up in a household with a lot of sexual tension and as a young boy it was very confusing and terrifying. In unwinding it for myself, I have found the Oedipal model useful. YMMV
>There is no Oedipal Complex.<
Do you mean in the case of “gay parents” or in general?