"What are some of the discoveries I have made? I found I needed people because I needed the love they could give me. I found that love was something I did. I found that the way I showed people my need and love for them was to tell how it was with me in my deepest heart. I came to feel that was the most loving thing I could do for anyone -- tell them how it was with me and share my imperfections with them. When I did this, most people came back at me with what was deep within them. This was love coming to me. And the more I had coming to me, the more I had to give away. I ain't much, baby -- but I'm all I've got." From his experience comes "I Ain't Much, Baby -- But I'm All I've Got." Lair originally wrote this book for his students, but when it gained widespread popularity he rewrote it for publication. It is a book meant to help people share in the success of finding themselves. From the Paperback edition.

'I Ain't Much, Baby--But I'm All I'Ve Got.'

Self-Help

Lair, Jess.

Happiness

Doubleday Publishing

Dr. Lair takes up the problem of loneliness --- a problem which he feels may be, may always have been, the central problem of human existence. Mutual need therapy is his solution.

"I ain't well--but I sure am better": Mutual need therapy

DOUBLEDAY

First Edition 1977 paperback; 206 pages; cover has some handling and surface wear from shelving; tight, intact; hi-lighting and underlining with pen (red, blue, black) on many pages. This paperback is still very usable and informative. The message that "I can" still endures. This text provides a framework and guide for successful achievement of self-acceptance. Self-Improvement/Mental Health. Please ask if you have questions.

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