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Originally Posted by Disco King
My impression (which isn't really based on much because it's not like I was there) is that they were kinda like am abusive household. Corgan, the angry patriarch. Iha, the one who tried to keep quiet and not rustle any feathers, always walking on eggshells to avoid his wrath. Chamberlin, the one run to the angry parent's side and echo him when Corgan was going off on the other members, because the longer Chamberlin could keep Corgan's anger directed at somebody else, the longer he could keep it directed away from himself. And Wretzky, the "problem child" who would actually talk back and defend herself instead of just waiting for the shouting to end, and so was seen by the patent as an insolent troublemaker.
Or maybe I'm just projecting my own childhood into complete strangers.¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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That strikes me as pretty accurate although I’d probably describe Jimmy more like James with the caveat being he is the angry patriarch’s favorite. I’m very sorry to hear you had a traumatic childhood. I hope you have been able to find help and solace.