Happened in Wisconsin too. The exclusive communities had to use public schools and work where the rest of us did .
If the cult kids hung on to the cult standards hard enough they were hard to like. They canceled themselves socially and couldn't understand how it happened.
To adapt to life outside the cult they had to disappoint thier parents or live two separate lives.
Cult being a religious thing or a racial ideal (or both) the parents held didn't matter.
What's weird is when my dad thought one schoolmate might be great friends with us, but they were intolerable jerks. And the Latino kid or the pizza faced kid from the poor family were solid people we could like.
He identified with the parents ideals and we were repelled.
If the cult kids hung on to the cult standards hard enough they were hard to like. They canceled themselves socially and couldn't understand how it happened.
To adapt to life outside the cult they had to disappoint thier parents or live two separate lives.
Cult being a religious thing or a racial ideal (or both) the parents held didn't matter.
What's weird is when my dad thought one schoolmate might be great friends with us, but they were intolerable jerks. And the Latino kid or the pizza faced kid from the poor family were solid people we could like.
He identified with the parents ideals and we were repelled.