"One and Only" is full of studies showing that only children are not the maladjusted egomaniacs we're so often made out to be — that, in fact, we're just as, if not more, capable of empathy and friendship as anyone else, are higher achievers than kids raised with siblings, more creative at school and at work, more inclined to enter professions that make use of our intellects.
"One and Only" is full of studies showing that only children are not the maladjusted egomaniacs we're so often made out to be that, in fact, we're just as, if not more, capable of empathy and friendship as anyone else, are higher achievers than kids raised with siblings, more creative at school and at work, more inclined to enter professions that make use of our intellects.
Was it possible that my dog wasn't as maladjusted as I had thought?
But goth fashion is not just for maladjusted latchkey kids.
The year turns out to be a nightmare: the player does not play, is maladjusted and miserable, and begins to long for college.
I would argue that not only should we be maladjusted, but we should actively engage this maladjustment in forming the foundation of a religious counterculture.
Why wouldn't GLAAD support a frail, maladjusted young queer man whose efforts exposed US military malfeasance?
As late as the 1950s, Ms. Coontz said, almost 90 percent of Americans believed that a woman who didn't want to marry was "maladjusted".
"I don't know if he's socially maladjusted, or if it's just an ineptness to socialize," Ariza said of Koncz on Wednesday in Las Vegas.
No, he's an inadequate, maladjusted and disappointed individual – human, not superhuman, let alone a Nietzschean Übermensch.
