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I hate that I can't believe a single thing that comes out of difficult child's mouth
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<blockquote data-quote="trinityroyal" data-source="post: 323594" data-attributes="member: 3907"><p>Stang, mine is the same. Exactly the same. </p><p></p><p>What I've come to understand about my difficult child over the years is that difficult child's grandiosity is so very grand that he considers himself to be the best, smartest, handsomest and most important person in the world. Therefore people should be happy that he's doing them the favour of taking their stuff. Being permitted into his presence is a gift. Being permitted into his presence when he's in a good mood is a gift that he bestows only rarely.</p><p></p><p>My difficult child's lies are also an automatic response, and it doesn't matter how obvious or implausible the lie. Recent examples include:</p><p>- "I didn't touch it" while standing there holding "it"</p><p>- "Basil just said 'Hi difficult child' ". Of COURSE my 3 month old baby can talk. AND remember people's names.</p><p>- "I made $600 today at work" . His job is volunteer. He doesn't get paid.</p><p></p><p>No rhyme or reason for any of it, yet he keeps it up.</p><p></p><p>On the advice of difficult child's psychiatrist, I have stopped asking the question Why. Honestly, I don't really care why anymore. I just want the behaviour to stop.</p><p></p><p>Trinity</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="trinityroyal, post: 323594, member: 3907"] Stang, mine is the same. Exactly the same. What I've come to understand about my difficult child over the years is that difficult child's grandiosity is so very grand that he considers himself to be the best, smartest, handsomest and most important person in the world. Therefore people should be happy that he's doing them the favour of taking their stuff. Being permitted into his presence is a gift. Being permitted into his presence when he's in a good mood is a gift that he bestows only rarely. My difficult child's lies are also an automatic response, and it doesn't matter how obvious or implausible the lie. Recent examples include: - "I didn't touch it" while standing there holding "it" - "Basil just said 'Hi difficult child' ". Of COURSE my 3 month old baby can talk. AND remember people's names. - "I made $600 today at work" . His job is volunteer. He doesn't get paid. No rhyme or reason for any of it, yet he keeps it up. On the advice of difficult child's psychiatrist, I have stopped asking the question Why. Honestly, I don't really care why anymore. I just want the behaviour to stop. Trinity [/QUOTE]
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