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How to respond to an obsessive-behavior request?
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<blockquote data-quote="Sanity101" data-source="post: 97155" data-attributes="member: 4312"><p>Thanks. As with other areas of my life, I have learned that it helps to have objective input from outside. Even if you have known before what to do or of course that age old "hind sight is 20/20", you can still miss the objective when in the heat of frustration. Thank you for pointing out the separation of these 2 areas. It was muddled together in my view earlier.</p><p></p><p>He has calmed down now and begun to work on his two chores (with a little hyperness, but not anger). He ended up asking me to make the Hamburger Helper for supper instead, proving that he was in an impulsive moment of "I've gotta have what I think I want and right now!". I had already started cooking that when I read the responses. However, over supper, I talked to him about setting up a chili dog night on another night this week - still expecting the daily chores without rage.</p><p></p><p>Thanks for the helpful insight.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sanity101, post: 97155, member: 4312"] Thanks. As with other areas of my life, I have learned that it helps to have objective input from outside. Even if you have known before what to do or of course that age old "hind sight is 20/20", you can still miss the objective when in the heat of frustration. Thank you for pointing out the separation of these 2 areas. It was muddled together in my view earlier. He has calmed down now and begun to work on his two chores (with a little hyperness, but not anger). He ended up asking me to make the Hamburger Helper for supper instead, proving that he was in an impulsive moment of "I've gotta have what I think I want and right now!". I had already started cooking that when I read the responses. However, over supper, I talked to him about setting up a chili dog night on another night this week - still expecting the daily chores without rage. Thanks for the helpful insight. [/QUOTE]
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