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wonderingwanderer@sopuli.xyz â¨4⊠â¨hours⊠agoEveryone is born weak, what kind of statement is that? Babies are not strong.
Who a person becomes as an adult is a product of their development throughout their formative years. There are many factors in that, so itâs far more complex than simple linear correlations, but overall having a shitty upbringing deeply contributes to a personâs likelihood of turning out shitty.
The cycle breakers who overcome it do in spite of it all, and are the exceptions rather than the rule. They also likely found support in other areas of their life whether thatâs through friends, councilors, mentors, therapists, teachers, or what have you.
But someone who found none of those refuges would have extreme difficulty overcoming patterns ingrained through upwards of two decades of narcissistic abuse and emotional neglect starting from infancy.
Itâs not because they were âborn flawed,â and thatâs a very problematic assumption. Itâs also essentialist, so not very post-modern of you.
BurgerBaron@piefed.social â¨4⊠â¨hours⊠ago
I donât debate those who lead and end with insults.
wonderingwanderer@sopuli.xyz â¨4⊠â¨hours⊠ago
What were the insults? Everything I said was factual.
I didnât call you a dumbass, I said your statement was essentialist and therefore not very post-modern. Thatâs simply true, and if you think thatâs insulting then thatâs because you canât handle being corrected.
And if you think saying âbabies are weakâ is insulting, then you have very flawed expectations for humanity. From your original statement, you said some people are born weak. I corrected you by saying everyone is born weak.
So if anything, youâre the one being insulting. Because you have no understanding for sympathy for the helpless state in which we were all introduced into this world.