‘Hot potato’ and ‘musical chairs’ were sadistic little games

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which archetype of the hot potato/musical chairs player is the true “winner” when extrapolated into life?

For me, I think these types of games reinforced my tendency to cower to others. I didn’t want to be the reason someone lost, and I didn’t want people to be angry with me. So I would let others push me out of the way. Which was probably a bad thing to be reinforcing, now rhat I look back, lol

it would take the rest of our days to unwind the scarcity mindset instilled at such a young age (and only if we’re lucky enough to know to unwind it at all)