>>12688The same is true for after age eighteen.
Most of the turmoil before eighteen is purely cultural modernities.
Idk if you notice but most of our pedagogy nowadays seems to be more concerned with maintaining idealism rather than worldly prep.
I'm the old days, we had children socialized alongside adults. Adolescence was a modern invention to accommodate the newfound K-12 education system.
Before then, schooling was more immersive with worldly activities.
Kid learned life skills directly.
Our modem education separates kids into an artificial biome where they can only socialize with same-age peers exclusively and being ordered around by adults for academic tasks. They're not being mentored by adults, they're just domesticated by them.
Sex doesn't have as much politque as you think. It's romance that does.
Also "emerging personas"? Really?
Tabular rasa is terrible philosophy.
Children and teens are already individualised beings with quirks and talents.
Our current society forces them to remain spectators or pets.