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<blockquote data-quote="TerryJ2" data-source="post: 236367" data-attributes="member: 3419"><p>Oh, I'm so sorry.</p><p>been there done that.</p><p>Usually, our difficult child gets over it after he has to apologize or otherwise address the issue. If he doesn't, he will be a monster for days and days and days.</p><p>Is there any way for her to resolve the issue?</p><p>Do you think it will be resolved in her mind after she finishes detention?</p><p>with-our difficult child, I always make a statement like, "Well, I know you're glad that's overwith. Now you can get on with your life."</p><p>It seems to create a definite begining and ending, Know what I mean?? </p><p>Especially because Aspies are so literal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TerryJ2, post: 236367, member: 3419"] Oh, I'm so sorry. been there done that. Usually, our difficult child gets over it after he has to apologize or otherwise address the issue. If he doesn't, he will be a monster for days and days and days. Is there any way for her to resolve the issue? Do you think it will be resolved in her mind after she finishes detention? with-our difficult child, I always make a statement like, "Well, I know you're glad that's overwith. Now you can get on with your life." It seems to create a definite begining and ending, Know what I mean?? Especially because Aspies are so literal. [/QUOTE]
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