Restoring American Adulthood
Elizabeth Grace Matthew, Neeraja DeshpandeTruths worth pursuing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 74 | Subscribers | Read | elizabethgracematthew.substack.com |
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Less Gentle Parenting 03: Your Kid Doesn't Need to Be "Regulated" In Order To Behave
"Dysregulation" (AKA "being human and alive") is no excuse for bad behavior. We do spirited children no favors by allowing them to think or act otherwise.
Women Are Adults, Actually
Toddlers have feelings. So do horses. The thing that separates adult humans from children and animals is our reliance on reason. Women are adult humans.
Less Gentle Parenting 02: Your Job Is to Train Your Kids, Not Relate to Them
Gentle parents miss a crucial step on the road to civilized adulthood: Habituation. That is: Behavior modification based on incentives that do not require reason or regulation.
"Dead Poets Society" Is Dead Wrong About How to Form and Educate Boys
Teen boys don't need help being impulsive or freethinking. They need expectations and examples that emphasize accountability, responsibility, and morality.
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I am a Philadelphia-based writer publishing on books, politics, and culture. I am married, and the mother of four boys.
Neeraja is a writer.
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