Conflicting Sanity

Maybe he would not have gone through it if he had it to do all over again. Itsounded funny saying to do it all over again when it was only about a year.Yet this... » 

Maybe he would not have gone through it if he had it to do all over again. Itsounded funny saying to do it all over again when it was only about a year.Yet this year was truly the loneliest time in his life. In the past there wassomeone special who could take away the burn that would begin to churn in hisheart. But not this year. This was one that had only dry tear ducts that achedin a closed cake. Through the thoughts and dreams of Frank Thomas ConflictingSanity offers a vicarious medium for soulsearching. From the simplicity ofchildhood to a vortex of strained emotion Frank unwittingly immerses himselfinto emotional isolation as an adult. His adolescence seems idyllicspendinghours at a time at the beach with his Aunt Blanch. But you cant stay youngforever. Frank must deal with the stress of his fathers death his training asan independent psychotherapist and his young nephews lifethreateningillness. He also struggles with interpersonal relationships and observes that alack of passion has been adopted by the masses. He is ultimately consumed withquestioning who is sane and what makes for a functional philosophy on how tolead his life. «