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The Pressure to Have Kids Leave Home at 18 is a Myth
The cultural norm of teenagers leaving home at 18 is not feasible for every family and is largely driven by the banking system to make extended family members pay for multiple households. Good relationships with your children are important for a healthy marriage.
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Having a distant or rocky relationship with your kids not only affects your relationship with them, but also puts your marriage on hard mode.
25:42 - 28:47 (03:05)
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Having a distant or rocky relationship with your kids not only affects your relationship with them, but also puts your marriage on hard mode. A good relationship with your kids can release bonding chemicals in your partner's brain and make them like you more.
ChapterThe Pressure to Have Kids Leave Home at 18 is a Myth
Episode#404 - Adam Lane Smith - 13 More Harsh Psychology Truths
PodcastModern Wisdom
This podcast challenges the social norm of expecting kids to leave home at 18 and encourages the idea of families living together in small villages.
28:47 - 31:07 (02:20)
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This podcast challenges the social norm of expecting kids to leave home at 18 and encourages the idea of families living together in small villages. It raises the question of what society would look like if families communicated more lovingly and met each other's needs.
ChapterThe Pressure to Have Kids Leave Home at 18 is a Myth
Episode#404 - Adam Lane Smith - 13 More Harsh Psychology Truths
PodcastModern Wisdom
In this podcast, the speaker talks about the rise of credit and the stock market in the 1920s, leading to the breakdown of families in the 1960s and 70s, and how the message of "screw the old people" became pervasive in every part of the culture.
31:07 - 33:03 (01:55)
Summary
In this podcast, the speaker talks about the rise of credit and the stock market in the 1920s, leading to the breakdown of families in the 1960s and 70s, and how the message of "screw the old people" became pervasive in every part of the culture.