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<blockquote data-quote="crazym&amp;p" data-source="post: 410609" data-attributes="member: 11277"><p>We have the opposite problem with our brainiac daughter. She's absolutely brilliant but ODD. She could easily make straight As without even trying, but that would mean following directions from teachers and doing her homework. It's more important to her to prove that she doesn't have to do what we say. She prefers to whine about not being on the honor roll while not lifting a finger to do anything about it. As a childhood perfectionist myself, it makes me completely crazy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="crazym&p, post: 410609, member: 11277"] We have the opposite problem with our brainiac daughter. She's absolutely brilliant but ODD. She could easily make straight As without even trying, but that would mean following directions from teachers and doing her homework. It's more important to her to prove that she doesn't have to do what we say. She prefers to whine about not being on the honor roll while not lifting a finger to do anything about it. As a childhood perfectionist myself, it makes me completely crazy. [/QUOTE]
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