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Need to get a lock for that display case.
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Studied about it this week! This meme is the reality that men take longer to really give space to their child. While women have to do it since conception, specially after birth. This according to 90s and early 2000s psychoanalysis. Since then, men are taking their responsibilities in parenthood. Nice meme as always, king.
Thank you for the interesting insight, Vincent Adultman - love the trenchcoat.
What do you mean "give space to their child" and "women do it since conception"? In almost every case I've ever seen the father gives the kid tons of space, less so for the mother depending on the person.
I don't think they mean give their children their own space, I read that as parents allowing children into their own personal space, ie including them in their hobbies, allowing them to use and play with things they use etc.
My personal experience also doesn't seem to line up with this. I often see men excited to teach kids about their hobbies or expose them to things they're interested in. Sometimes things are just too fragile or too dangerous for young children to help with, but I see both men and women steer kids away from that stuff.
Psychoanalysis is a pseudoscience, similarly to homeopathy and osteopathy.