So that means that half of Gen X never developed sufficiency, since absentee fathering was the norm. But, people are resilient, and so this seem rigid in a quasi-spiritual kind of way.
So that means that half of Gen X never developed sufficiency, since absentee fathering was the norm. But, people are resilient, and so this seem rigid in a quasi-spiritual kind of way.
Being a Gen-X latchkey kid to a working single mother meant the middle part wasn’t “mother’s child” per se. My particular case was also that my mom wasn’t the super cuddly type; I’m pretty happy how it turned out.
So that means that half of Gen X never developed sufficiency, since absentee fathering was the norm. But, people are resilient, and so this seem rigid in a quasi-spiritual kind of way.
Being a Gen-X latchkey kid to a working single mother meant the middle part wasn’t “mother’s child” per se. My particular case was also that my mom wasn’t the super cuddly type; I’m pretty happy how it turned out.