Currently, the world of psychoanalysis has taken a turn to the social and the political, something that has benefited us in many ways. But all too frequently, rather than utilizing our psychoanalytic minds to understand the social, we have directed the vitriol, binary thinking, and certitude that dominate our current political landscape toward our institutes, our associations, and each other. This article encourages us to rekindle our love of psychoanalysis, a love that was on full display in 1981 at Heinz Kohut’s last address.