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Is this level of attachment good for mental health?
by myrloc 4y ago
Is this level of attachment good for mental health?
- fragmede 4y agoIs being a soulless robot masquerading as a human being good for mental health?
- A4ET8a8uTh0 4y agoParent has a point. We accept this level of attachment in children, but do not encourage it, because, well, it is not really necessary, and could be detrimental, to daily survival. This level of attachment may be helpful to the original poster, but it is a valid question as to whether it is actually good for them in the long run.
- geraldwhen 4y agoI suspect not. I find that “soft toys” wind up on floors and shelves and are largely trash, but the kids get a kind of hoarder mentality about them. Storage container facilities are a blight. I suspect many are filled with rotting toys with similar sentimental value.
- cobertos 4y agoI imagine the only con is extra spent brain-CPU cycles? Balance that against the benefit of a self-induced feeling of loving and the mental benefits that come with that like stability and stillness. I think it'd be great for mental health