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What are the reasons that children developed into emotionally troubled individuals?
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∙ 12y ago
there isnt really many reasons but
1. bad perenting (mostly the case)
2. jelousy (if they have a younger brother/sister or if you are a single mother/father and you have a new boyfriend/girlfriend)
3. geting bullied in school.
4.
there are some other but they are the main reasons.
maybe, you should try spending more time with your child and you might find out the problem and you can fix it.
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∙ 12y ago
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