(shore-uh)
Also called the Societal Theory of Shora
Early childhood experiences that define your habits, behaviors, preferences, and everything else, for good or bad; even/especially when exactly what these experiences are is forgotten
Shora usually is the first 5 years of someone’s life, but is more potent before turning 1, and it ends with the end of childhood (average 26yrs)
Can be used to blame someone’s parents for their problems, because when you’re a baby it’s your parents who choose what your early childhood is like
Also called the Societal Theory of Shora
Early childhood experiences that define your habits, behaviors, preferences, and everything else, for good or bad; even/especially when exactly what these experiences are is forgotten
Shora usually is the first 5 years of someone’s life, but is more potent before turning 1, and it ends with the end of childhood (average 26yrs)
Can be used to blame someone’s parents for their problems, because when you’re a baby it’s your parents who choose what your early childhood is like
Person 1: so-and-so just quit their diet again
Person 2: it’s their junk food shora guaranteed
“I don’t like loud places. It’s not in my shora.”
Person 2: it’s their junk food shora guaranteed
“I don’t like loud places. It’s not in my shora.”
by Jierthelka May 01, 2024