puppy socialization is regarded as critical in the first few months after birth do hoomans similarly have a window where attachment styles are formed for life in their early years?
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cultures that have mutated into "money solves everything" often delegate their child rearing in the early years bc an infant takes away time from making money for the child's future and also "the baby won't remember anything anyway"
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this is exacerbated when combined w/ immigration culture bc 1. the traditional delegation to grandparents isn't available since they r back in the home country 2. the resulting culture gap between parents and children exacerbates the attachment dysfunction
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e.g. if a dog is not properly socialized that's one thing. but if it's not properly socialized because it was raised by cats and basically acts like a cat, then that compounds the original problem when attempting to integrate into larger dog society
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"nerdiness" is bullied precisely because it is being too deep into a subculture so that u r disconnected from the majority culture not being into football or pretty clothes is the equivalent of being a cultural immigrant. and for a non-immigrant, this is cultural treason
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the hooman child basically feels like an adopted older dog rather than a puppy raised from birth (or 2 months) leading to a harry potter "my real parents are magic!" fantasies there is no sense of "home" and life is spent looking for ithttps://twitter.com/a_yawning_cat/status/1379159718162141184?s=20 …
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