Wendy, on the other hand, is a young girl who longs to grow up and assumes the role of a mother figure to the lost boys. The Peter Pan and Wendy syndrome can manifest in various ways, but the underlying theme is a resistance to growing up and taking on adult responsibility. Individuals who exhibit this syndrome may have trouble holding down jobs, managing their finances and building stable relationships. They may also struggle with decision making and prioritizing long term goals over short term pleasures
Chelsea Hanawalt
@allowthesun · 0:40
Hi. Thank you for sharing this. I have never heard of the Peter Pan and Wendy syndrome but it makes a lot of sense and that's really great that there is help in addressing that and working through the syndrome but I just had never heard of anything connected with that story. But it really is the perfect way to describe it and the different archetypes in that working through it. But appreciate you sharing it
Anita Jackson
@ForeverYoung · 1:15
I like how you said, hey, I know all about the book but never heard of this. So that lets me know there are more people like you that probably have never heard of this. So now you have sparked my interest to continue the series and to give another episode going into further detail about both sides of the story. One part about Peter Pan's side with just wanting to be a child forever and the other side with Wendy with growing up and taking responsibilities
