Mutual Admiration Societies Highlight Self Esteem Efforts
A North American piece describes Englishwomen forming an Aren't We Wonderful Club where members greet each other with the phrase Are not wonderful and respond Yes we are. German child psychologist Heda Freulich urges mothers to say You are wonderful to kids to boost self confidence and curb inferiority feelings. In Marseilles twenty young women started the Men Are So Wonderful Society with weekly meetings and pin up decor. They aim to discuss ways to please men and advocate a lifestyle of slavery to a wonderful man, highlighting gender role expectations.
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YOUR CASUAL REACTION IS BEST REMEDY
A Dr Dorothy Whipple column advises parents on child swearing. It suggests modeling calm responses, joking syllables to deflate power, and avoiding punishment stings. It notes children mimic adults and that anger over limits fuels tough talk and that washouts or spankings rarely help.
Reader's Digest Ad Tries Tame Risque Moments
An advertisement jokes about handling awkward moments with poise from spilled milk to a naval unit recovering a noted lady's run away panties. It cites examples and suggests patience to reduce the sting of words. The July issue offers the magazine for 29 cents, down from 35 cents.
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