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So many parents do it nowadays that it sounds almost normal. Instead of a mother saying to her child, "When you've finished your food, we'll read a story, then you'll go to bed and I'll finish my work," she says, "When James has finished his food then James and Mummy are going to read a story and then, after that, James is going to go to bed and Mummy's going to finish her work." Read More









It was at age 38 in October 2008 =>
"At some point in the future the false self usually collapses and all hell breaks loose because what's underneath is still so vulnerable, so barely formed."
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