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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "Um, we are all, us, I think most of us are this single child in, in our homes. Um, as a, I'm not accustomed..."
Rebecca says being an only child left her unaccustomed to constantly thinking about siblings or other dependents, which made her homestay experience in Botswana newly instructive.
Rebecca defines the lack she discovered not as missing siblings per se but as missing the habit of constantly thinking about and staying aware of other people.
"Um, we are all, us, I think most of us are this single child in, in our homes. Um, as a, I'm not accustomed..."
"I just, I think it's lacking, um, just the, I think it's lacking the thing that, um, I'm, um, just when some, when you..."
"...up in a, in a, in a family where you're the only child. And so you could just think about yourself all the time..."
Jiang begins with a vocabulary problem and turns it into a civilizational one.
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