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Do you think having a sheltered upbringing would result in someone taking longer to mentally grow?
This includes not having travelled, not eating out, mum pretty much doing everything for them, and not allowed to be in relationships. Would someone with this kind of upbringing be likely to be more immature when they enter university?
This includes not having travelled, not eating out, mum pretty much doing everything for them, and not allowed to be in relationships. Would someone with this kind of upbringing be likely to be more immature when they enter university?
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Not necessarily.
Depends where they are on the naivety spectrum, and how much they've been / expect to be mothered.
Depends where they are on the naivety spectrum, and how much they've been / expect to be mothered.
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Isn’t someone who is sheltered that much going to rebel against their parents?
I’d actually say some may potentially actually mature even fast 😅
I’d actually say some may potentially actually mature even fast 😅
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(Original post by CTLeafez)
Isn’t someone who is sheltered that much going to rebel against their parents?
I’d actually say some may potentially actually mature even fast 😅
Isn’t someone who is sheltered that much going to rebel against their parents?
I’d actually say some may potentially actually mature even fast 😅
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I think someone can be mature in their outlook on life/attitude but naive in the ways of the world. Someone that was very sheltered may be quite naive but not necessarily immature...
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