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Unfortunately, some of these studies suggest that the damage is done before you hit puberty. It shows that we should have more concern for how what behaviors we
by jplayer01 7y ago
Unfortunately, some of these studies suggest that the damage is done before you hit puberty. It shows that we should have more concern for how what behaviors we teach our children from the beginning will affect our grandchildren and even their children. It’s not enough to consider ourselves or our children in isolation. This is a communal problem, or even a societal one, as much as it is a familial one. And the consequences can span generations.
- K0SM0S 7y agoSide-related but it's one thing probably easier to add to a culture of extended family (where several generations stick together and live under the same roof etc). Not so much in Western countries where nuclear family has become the norm and we basically consider "external" or indeed "extended (family)" our parents as much as our future grand children, you know, on a day-to-day basis. The real links are stronger and more persistent than that it seems.