Transference-love (n.) that deepens can drive out interest in the cure and simply replace the old illness with a new one.
Transference-love (n.) is the patient's intimate history staged instead of remembered, reproduced as if it were happening now.
Transference-love (n.) is not a tribute to the doctor's charms: the analytic situation produces it, and it would fall on any analyst in the chair.
Transference-love (n.) breaks into an analysis like a cry of fire in a theatre, and everything stops.
Transference-love (n.) dismissed at once is like summoning a spirit from the underworld and sending it back without asking it a single question.
Transference-love (n.) must be held firmly and treated as unreal, neither pushed away nor answered, but traced back to its infantile roots.