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“What Grown-Ups Forget: Seeing Relationships Through a Child’s Eyes”

By: A Budak (translated from playground talk)

3. Social Topics: Hierarchy as a Double-Edged Sword

Historical Context

Historically, the concept of servitude or being a "budak" (which translates to "slave" in English) has been a part of many societies, often tied to economic, legal, and social structures that allowed for or even mandated the subjugation of certain groups of people. While the formal institution of slavery has been abolished in most parts of the world, remnants of these systems and similar power imbalances continue to affect relationships and societies. "POV" = point of view "jadi budak" =

Overall Interpretation

The phrase is likely in Malay/Indonesian mixed with English: So, it means: “Point of view of being

"POV" = point of view
"jadi budak" = "being a kid / being a student / being a young person" (depending on context)
"relationships and social topics" = self-explanatory

So, it means:
“Point of view of being a young person (or student) on relationships and social issues.” thereby isolating them from friends

2. The Reciprocity Test

Stop initiating for exactly 7 days.

Do they text you? Do they ask you to hang out?
If the answer is no, you were never their friend/partner. You were their staff.

Modern Relationships and Power Dynamics

In the context of relationships, the idea of being a "budak" can metaphorically describe a dynamic where one individual holds significant power over another, often leading to an imbalance. This can manifest in various forms, such as:

Emotional Manipulation: One partner may use guilt, anger, or self-pity to control the other.
Financial Control: A situation where one partner controls the other's access to money, limiting their freedom and choices.
Social Isolation: Controlling who the other person interacts with, thereby isolating them from friends, family, or outside influences.