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good kid paradox

This paradox refers to the phenomenon where children and young people are naturally driven to behave in ways that qualify them as "good kids". However, misbehavior remains common at this age because they often lack the prior knowledge or experience to discern right from wrong effectively.
It's hilarious how my little brother is always trying to act like a 'good kid' at home, but he still can't resist throwing a tantrum when he doesn't get his way — that's the good kid paradox in action!
by Emotional Cruiser January 7, 2026
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