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Another issue is family enmeshment, where parents view their children as extensions of themselves, rather than as separate, whole, individual, human beings. If there’s enmeshment between the parent and child, the child will reach adulthood without a strong sense of self because their… Read More

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I understand what you mean. Everyone’s different, though. I’ve had experiences where I’ve tried to have serious conversations with people and they interrupted to baby-talk their dog. So I waited. When they were done, I tried talking again, and they went back to baby-talking their… Read More

Sorry you can relate. It is a scary experience.

Mine is #9, and I understand why it’s unpopular. Just hear me out: I don’t dislike dogs, but I am apprehensive around them given my experiences. Not only have I been bitten, but I’ve witnessed a loved one, who was standing in our driveway one day, get attacked by a neighbor dog… Read More

It’s also a double whammy if you’re poor and lonely. If you’re poor, you might not be able to access a car or take public transit (for example). But if you’re poor and lonely, you might not be able access a car or take public transit, but now you don’t have the option to ask a family… Read More

I am also a bit tired of “if my dog likes you, so will I.” As someone who has been bitten in the face and arm by a dog, dogs freak me out a bit. I’m tired of the assumption that everyone wants or is comfortable around a dog. Having a dog is also not an entire personality trait.… Read More

Just about everyone in Orange Is The New Black.

Pinocchio. I feel uneasy watching it an as adult.

Glenn from the Walking Dead, and Leslie from Bridge to Terabithia.