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Children who served as emotional translators between their parents often develop extraordinary social perception in adulthood, paired with a disorienting inability to identify their own emotions. The skill was real. So was the cost.
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My mother, on a phone call last spring, asked me three questions in roughly two minutes. The first was whether I was eating properly, because she’d seen a photo and thought I looked thin. The second was whether I’d thought about what I was going to do with my life now that the restaurants were ... Read more Read more ›
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