Their first priority was to be like everyone else, their second priority was to be like whatever everyone else was.
I hope this makes sense.
Since I now live in Costa Rica, I see many people with dual identities: part Tico and part American. With little help in sorting these out.
Their schools should be helping them with this, but they are not aware of the problem.
I had the same problem when I was growing up in Middle America. My family belonged to a small church, almost a sect, that was going on hard times, and eventually died. At the same time, the Economy, which had provided good jobs, also went out of existence.
I survived by becoming an Electronic Engineer and moving away from the Midwest, where nothing was going on.
I then got into Computers, in California, in the Eighties and Nineties, which went thru a boom, and then a bust.
And then I left the country.
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