
Mecoja
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Even if you're born mentally healthy and NT, bad parenting and growing up in abusive home, you become mentally ill and damaged for life, unable to socialize with anyone.
In my home it was always tense hostile atmosphere, my dad was always angry, yelling at us for no reason even if we played or laughed, we weren't allowed to do anything and go anywhere, we weren't allowed to own anything. We also were dirt poor. I still start to shake and my heart to beat fast and my guts to sunk in if someone fights or yells in my presence.
Situation like that was since birth but when I was 9-10 my dad got stroke and decided he hates his life and its our fault, so that we should suffer more than him, and up until my mid twenties he did everything in his power to make our lives miserable. How can someone experience all that and stay sane? Not being able to even be in same room with strangers and getting anxiety attacks if you have to talk to someone, so you avoid it by all means necessary, how can someone like that make friends or much less getting a girlfriend?
You solve problems when they happen, when you're already corruptly formatted person there's nothing you can do about it, you can only drug yourself with meds and rot as zombie. Its beyond over.
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What is the problem behind the lack of social skills in young children? It’s a question that parents are asking. And why wouldn’t they? Think about it. If a child cannot make friends, plays alone, and doesn’t seem to notice or mind, this profoundly impacts their lives. They’re likely to struggle with social anxiety and other psychological problems later on in life. While various factors contribute to this problem, parents profoundly teach their children to interact with people appropriately. This blog will provide parents with seven stevens to help their child who’s lacking social skills [1].
Early childhood experiences can shape a person’s lifelong health and learning so it is crucial for young children to have as much stability as possible. An unstable environment can have a profound impact on a child’s feelings of security and their eventual transformation into an adult.
a study found that depriving children of a loving environment can cause them to have lower IQs and even stunted growth leading to a shorter stature. They also tended to have more behavioral and psychological problems than children that came from a more loving home.
Mental illnesses and problems can be created during developing years and last lifelong.
The lack of social skills can lead to difficulties with relationships, depression, anxiety, and a shared sense of belonging. As such, lack of social skills in young people is a matter of concern in the same way as any other developmental delay that could have negative consequences later on. The most common social skills problems in children are a result of one of the following:
I was always shy because I knew as poor low status ethnic my worth is less.Many children are naturally shy and need help to get along with others. Nervous children will often be quiet and won’t engage in group activities. They also tend to trust adults more than other kids their age because they haven’t had much exposure to them.
- Shyness
My dad was always angry and abusive so I was always in fear. He would threaten to kill us in our sleep and chase us with a broom for every mistake. He threatened to throw us out of house.Some kids are afraid of doing the wrong thing, so they never make any decisions for themselves and try not to stand out from the crowd.
- Fear of getting in trouble
I was bullied throughout the entire school time. I never had school equipment and books and always in old clothes, because my parents considered those a luxury and you were spoiled if you asked for them.Bullies have no problem making decisions for others because they like to control them and make them feel bad about themselves. They’ll often pick on younger kids or kids who are shy or less popular with their peers
- Bullying
Children who grow up in families where there’s a lot of fighting or tension around them may be less likely to develop good social skills. If a child perceives that their parents have problems interacting with each other, they’re more likely to have problems themselves.
- Family environment
In my home it was always tense hostile atmosphere, my dad was always angry, yelling at us for no reason even if we played or laughed, we weren't allowed to do anything and go anywhere, we weren't allowed to own anything. We also were dirt poor. I still start to shake and my heart to beat fast and my guts to sunk in if someone fights or yells in my presence.
Situation like that was since birth but when I was 9-10 my dad got stroke and decided he hates his life and its our fault, so that we should suffer more than him, and up until my mid twenties he did everything in his power to make our lives miserable. How can someone experience all that and stay sane? Not being able to even be in same room with strangers and getting anxiety attacks if you have to talk to someone, so you avoid it by all means necessary, how can someone like that make friends or much less getting a girlfriend?
You solve problems when they happen, when you're already corruptly formatted person there's nothing you can do about it, you can only drug yourself with meds and rot as zombie. Its beyond over.

What Causes Lack Of Social Skills In Kids?
Various factors such as improper stimulation, family environment, and lack of attention from parents cause young children's lack of social skills.


The Effects of Growing Up in an Unstable Environment - Serenity
Children need predictability and a nurturing, stable environment in order to develop emotionally. It is important for them to have a routine so that they

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