And this causes children to be perceived as failures (either by themselves, their parents and/or society at large) when they are not successful according to the logic of capital. It's one of many ways capitalism has commodified our relationships.
Engels expressed the general idea of this in "The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State"
Kittens teach us, from Engels onward, why we are punished with contempt at home instead of being supported, when in late capitalism we are condemned to have a lower standard of living and less security than our parents.
















