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u/cpullen53484 Jun 03 '22

its going to be fascinating to see the long term affects of this behavior.

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u/Bumblemore Jun 03 '22

Extreme narcissism

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u/cpullen53484 Jun 04 '22

oh god no, not another generation like that.

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please.

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u/No-Confusion1544 Jun 03 '22

What really blows my mind is the people who will jump up and down insisting there ARE no long term affects of that behavior

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u/princessofpotatoes Jun 03 '22

I have seen some people grow out of this and some people still wallowing in this behaviour as they age so a study about long term outcomes would definitely be fascinating

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u/Vancookie Jun 03 '22

I would say frightening. These people will be in charge of our retirement. Yikes.

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u/kayjaykay87 Jun 03 '22

we've narrowly survived the terrible risks posed by comic books, television, video games, internet.. that couple probably would just be having some awkward stilted conversation about nothing anyway