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Two assumptions possibly baked into this lie: (1) that kids lack any nuance; that something must be perceived as irreplaceable to be valuable at all, & (2) that kids are incapable of treating objects gently unless thoroughly browbeaten
And then we all told stories about being lied to as children, and how it had shaken us. This was a ladies’ night with a few of my most brilliant female friends. We all recounted being affected *for years* as a result of feeling misled or “tricked” by adults.
An adult (not a parent) lied to me when I was seven. I spotted it immediately, and it was a very positive formative moment that I remember to this day. It was the first time I realised that I was cleverer than most grown-ups. Details on request...
counterintuitively, wondering whether it's a good lesson to learn early not to be too trusting. of course, one has to first be smart enough to spot and contextualize deception. yet realizing they've been tricked possibly contributed to their brilliance.
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