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1. Emotional immaturity is a separate line of development that becomes evident under stress or in emotionally intimate relationships. Other areas of life may appear normal for emotionally immature individuals.
2. People with emotional immaturity tend to be self-preoccupied, lacking empathy and self-reflection. They struggle to understand others' perspectives and take responsibility for their actions.
3. Emotionally immature people lack self-reflection and blame others for their problems. They struggle to change and fear emotional intimacy. They avoid deep conversations and deflect personal questions.
4. They avoid emotional intimacy and struggle to empathize with their child. They interpret reality based on their feelings, even if it doesn't align with the actual situation. This approach is immature and unreliable for navigating adult life.
5. This text discusses the pitfalls of relying solely on our own feelings and intuition to navigate adult life. It highlights the importance of having an external objective perspective to interpret reality. It also mentions how emotionally immature individuals tend to deny, dismiss, or distort uncomfortable truths.
6. In emotionally immature relationships, one person becomes responsible for stabilizing and boosting the other person's self-esteem. This can be exhausting as it requires constant attention to the other person's emotions. It's important to set boundaries to avoid becoming an 'energy vampire'.

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