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<blockquote data-quote="isocuda" data-source="post: 555029" data-attributes="member: 15323"><p>I was just poking around the internet doing my periodical research on my own conditions and stumbled on this thread.</p><p></p><p>I'm 25, Male severe ADHD, ODD, Mild Bipolar, and Aspergers Syndrome..... <- the latter becomes obvious from my formality, yet lack of sentence structure </p><p></p><p>Martial arts is good for discipline once you have learned self control, horseback riding is a better bet. Worked for me, but not all. Best way to tell is if your child seems to have a fondness for any kind of animal.</p><p>The flip side, is some people with any of my conditions can be somewhat abusive to animals because they see them as lesser creatures. Some what of an over rationalization of things.</p><p></p><p>Another point, sometimes our outbursts are actually bottled up opinions. For instance someone whom we normally get along with does a series of annoying or rude things to us or even someone else that we witness, at some point we lash out in frustration because we're going over days worth of stuff all at once. Which when asked "why are you upset?" it's usually MUCH more in depth then we let on. Yet other times we're just ****** off because we over planned something and it didn't go our way. My mother a major in early childhood dev, one thing she did with me was to give me a journal (when I was of age to clearly write in a notebook, sadly my handwriting has yet to improve since then haha), but when I was younger she would just have me tell her all about my day in school while she took notes.</p><p></p><p>To focus on Aspergers specifically, best way to understand how we see things is to go on Netflix and look up the BBC's "Sherlock" the visuals and dialog are pretty much spot on in how we view the world, although much more extreme.</p><p></p><p>Lastly, Buy LEGO's and K'NEX whenever it's on sale. It's quite possibly the best creative outlet, not sure if girls are inclined to use them, but most females with similar conditions I've met are enjoy them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="isocuda, post: 555029, member: 15323"] I was just poking around the internet doing my periodical research on my own conditions and stumbled on this thread. I'm 25, Male severe ADHD, ODD, Mild Bipolar, and Aspergers Syndrome..... <- the latter becomes obvious from my formality, yet lack of sentence structure Martial arts is good for discipline once you have learned self control, horseback riding is a better bet. Worked for me, but not all. Best way to tell is if your child seems to have a fondness for any kind of animal. The flip side, is some people with any of my conditions can be somewhat abusive to animals because they see them as lesser creatures. Some what of an over rationalization of things. Another point, sometimes our outbursts are actually bottled up opinions. For instance someone whom we normally get along with does a series of annoying or rude things to us or even someone else that we witness, at some point we lash out in frustration because we're going over days worth of stuff all at once. Which when asked "why are you upset?" it's usually MUCH more in depth then we let on. Yet other times we're just ****** off because we over planned something and it didn't go our way. My mother a major in early childhood dev, one thing she did with me was to give me a journal (when I was of age to clearly write in a notebook, sadly my handwriting has yet to improve since then haha), but when I was younger she would just have me tell her all about my day in school while she took notes. To focus on Aspergers specifically, best way to understand how we see things is to go on Netflix and look up the BBC's "Sherlock" the visuals and dialog are pretty much spot on in how we view the world, although much more extreme. Lastly, Buy LEGO's and K'NEX whenever it's on sale. It's quite possibly the best creative outlet, not sure if girls are inclined to use them, but most females with similar conditions I've met are enjoy them. [/QUOTE]
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