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873 People who grew up watching their parents stay together unhappily often become adults who are simultaneously terrified of commitment and terrified of leaving. They inherited the architecture of endurance without ever being shown what it was supposed to protect

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Daniel Voss @ Silicon Canals · 04/08/2026 22:42 EDT

People who grew up watching their parents stay together unhappily often become adults who are simultaneously terrified of commitment and terrified of leaving. They inherited the architecture of endurance without ever being shown what it was supposed to protect

Children who watched their parents stay in unhappy marriages often develop a specific form of relational paralysis in adulthood: the ability to endure almost anything, paired with no template for what endurance is supposed to protect.

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