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This hilarious and revealing video is an actual conversation with a 2 year old with the 2 year old's part being played by a grown man. It shows how behaviors that are totally normal and developmentally appropriate for a little kid become bizarre, scary, and upsetting when a fully grown adult engages in them! I really wonder if there's any way of measuring emotional maturity neurologically. It would probably provide a lot of answers to how BPD works.
Enjoy the video!
www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/23/convos-with-my-2-year-old_n_3324600.html?utm_hp_ref=mostpopular
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Hi,
That was really funny but not funny at the same time. I really cracked a smile at that one. Thanks.
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That captured my mother perfectly.
Odd mix of emotions, hilarity and terror... .
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