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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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"pulling themselves into themselves"

Hi everyone. I'd like to know what "pulling themselves into themselves" means in this context. Thank You


"It was starting to be a survival of the fittest and families pulling themselves into themselves and being concerned mostly with their immediate family as opposed to the whole group"

  

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Actually that's defined right there in the same sentence. pulling themselves into themselves ~ being concerned mostly with their immediate family as opposed to the whole group ~ not reaching out to others; not associating with others; remaining apart from others CJ

  • Actually that's defined right there in the same sentence.
  • pulling themselves into themselves ~ being concerned mostly with their immediate family as opposed to the whole group ~ not reaching out to others; not associating with others; remaining apart from others CJ
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Actually that's defined right there in the same sentence.

pulling themselves into themselves ~ being concerned mostly with their immediate family as opposed to the whole group

~ not reaching out to others; not associating with others; remaining apart from others

CJ

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I got it, but I still can't see how "pulling themselves into themselves" can mean "being concerned mostly with their immediate family"

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yeah, now I can see it. sorry for insult your wisdom.

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