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Did your parents ever take a deeper interest in you and your interests outside of your needs?

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[-] j4k3@lemmy.world 1 points 2 weeks ago

It made a difference to me. I was planned. Talking about it indirectly felt like it might help, but I was wrong. This is the second such question in this place where the response had a negative overall feeling and impact. It will be my last.

[-] Sundial@lemm.ee 2 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

I'm sorry to hear that. Why did you feel the need to ask this question in the first place? It's not like one scenario invalidates the other. Or your feelings for that matter.

[-] j4k3@lemmy.world 1 points 2 weeks ago

It is just a casual thing. It is not a big deal. I'm just aware of the issue and unaware of how normal such an experience is. I may not be all that bright but I come from people that are a whole different tier of illogical. I figure that many people with a disparity between themselves and their parents likely feel the same way.

It is funny to me how binary this place can be some times. One can have minor issues, or just expanding self awareness of the full spectrum of their life. Every comment is not an attack or divisive or loaded. People need to be able to talk and grow. That is the real point of casual conversations; an opportunity to expand perspective, come together, and grow.

I'm mulling over a dozen things all the time. Maybe that is a rather unique trait of my personality. I ask myself questions like this all the time. I can easily keep this aspect of myself internalized. I have no issues asking myself such challenging or messy questions.

The primary reason for asking here is to expand my understanding of normative behavior. I'm also probing the depth of Lemmy as a whole and the community present on Lemmy.ee out of curiosity, and even looking at how well federation seems to be working between Lemmy.ee and .world. My abstract perspective is always layered and multifaceted. I mostly want to be positive and engage my curiosity in unexpected ways. A lot can be inferred by how people perceive and respond to a question like this. Negativity is not a requirement. The tone of responses and the collective momentum through reinforcement reveals a lot about depth, open mindedness, curiosity, and even the mental health of the community as a whole.

[-] Servais@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 2 weeks ago

I’m also probing the depth of Lemmy as a whole and the community present on Lemmy.ee out of curiosity, and even looking at how well federation seems to be working between Lemmy.ee and .world.

This community is quite active with members from a lot of different instances. I don't even think lemm.ee users are the majority

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