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Psychology Says Kids Who Were The “Mature One” Often Grow Into Adults Who Feel Out Of Place At Parties — They Skipped The Years When Everyone Else Learned How To Be Silly
A Bolde report links childhood roles as the “mature one” with feeling out of place in unstructured social settings, while noting limits in the evidence.
Psychology Says Parents Who Never Admitted They Were Wrong Didn’t Raise Confident Children—they Raised Adults Who Still Can’t Tell The Difference Between Guilt And Love Because Both Always Felt The Same Growing Up
A Bolde report argues that repeated parental refusal to apologize can teach children to distrust their own perceptions and take excess blame.