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Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD)-not otherwise specified
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<blockquote data-quote="ML" data-source="post: 189520"><p>I don't think his intention is to actually hurt the cat. I agree that is just part of a disconnect and association.</p><p></p><p>Actually I have a story, unrelated, but sort of along the lines of what Marg said about how their brains process differently.</p><p></p><p>The Manster likes to play jokes. One of the things he likes to do is to sneak behind me when I go out to the car as we're setting out to go someplace and pretend that he's not there. He delights in the game when I call his name and talk to "myself" (that Manster, he is in so much trouble, why does he never get in the car when tell him to, etc. etc.). If I at any time disrupt his scenario or react differently he gets very upset. So I have to pretend I don't see him. One time I admitted that I pretended I didn't see him and he was furious at me for ruining the game. </p><p></p><p>I don't know how or if this relates but I thought it might help illustrate the processing differences.</p><p></p><p>ML</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ML, post: 189520"] I don't think his intention is to actually hurt the cat. I agree that is just part of a disconnect and association. Actually I have a story, unrelated, but sort of along the lines of what Marg said about how their brains process differently. The Manster likes to play jokes. One of the things he likes to do is to sneak behind me when I go out to the car as we're setting out to go someplace and pretend that he's not there. He delights in the game when I call his name and talk to "myself" (that Manster, he is in so much trouble, why does he never get in the car when tell him to, etc. etc.). If I at any time disrupt his scenario or react differently he gets very upset. So I have to pretend I don't see him. One time I admitted that I pretended I didn't see him and he was furious at me for ruining the game. I don't know how or if this relates but I thought it might help illustrate the processing differences. ML [/QUOTE]
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