> that doesn't counter the GP's suggestion that changes to the community norm might have impacted the experience for everyone. We lived that community "norm"

> that doesn't counter the GP's suggestion that changes to the community norm might have impacted the experience for everyone. We lived that community "norm" as part of a very immersive and busy religious life. We also lived it in modern times where kids moved from one adult-constructed environment to another. The author's theoretical mental health magic didn't materialize. These kids weren't surrounded with spaces to go with their peers and develop the critical skills that arise when adults aren't available.