Honestly, I can't help but feel really frustrated with Jung's dad. Not only does he label his son as somewhat of a 'freak' when Jung was so little, but he seems to just take that professors word for it all and fails to really try to talk to his son or understand him. Instead, he tries to randomly 'adopt' two kids and essentially force his son to become a fake family with them- which obviously does more harm for Jung and everyone else involved. The sister in particular seems to be a worse influence on Jung with her own self destructive and crappy behaviour. I can't help but feel that Jung's mentally was worsened by his fathers lack of self awareness and the fact that no one really tried to understand him....
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Honestly, I can't help but feel really frustrated with Jung's dad. Not only does he label his son as somewhat of a 'freak' when Jung was so little, but he seems to just take that professors word for it all and fails to really try to talk to his son or understand him. Instead, he tries to randomly 'adopt' two kids and essentially force his son to become a fake family with them- which obviously does more harm for Jung and everyone else involved. The sister in particular seems to be a worse influence on Jung with her own self destructive and crappy behaviour. I can't help but feel that Jung's mentally was worsened by his fathers lack of self awareness and the fact that no one really tried to understand him....