>before the industrial revolution the average women throughout

they were very religious

My grandfather was born in 1925 he told me his parents didn't properly name him until he was about a year old.

>>3299054
I remember reading about how certain primitive African tribes don't consider infants real people until a certain age, because the infant mortality rate was so high it was traumatic to value an infant just to have it eventually die

>>3299044
The grief made it so that most people were generally quieter and more thoughtful (and more religious) than they are now.

>>3299044
>People must have been ice cold motherfuckers back then
Or we're pathetic pussies nowadays.

200 years from now, people will be wondering how we deal with losing a parent at 70 years old of heart attack, as most people will surpass 90 years, but we see it as normal. Humans can adapt to many things.

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>>3299062
This actually happened in a lot of places like in East Europe.

>>3299044
>How did society deal with the trauma from all the dead children and babies?

It is what it is.

>>3299044
>today it is unthinkable

Not if you live on a farm anon.