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Abandonment? Trying to get in his head again...
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<blockquote data-quote="Tanya M" data-source="post: 709214" data-attributes="member: 18516"><p>One thing I have learned is our difficult adult children can be quite convincing in regards to them "changing" their behavior.</p><p>I have been duped by son too many times. One time it lasted a year!</p><p>They can play the part from saying all the right things to getting a job <u><strong>BUT</strong></u> if they are not sincere in what they are doing it will be short lived. Trust me, the crash after "trusting" them again is really painful.</p><p>I do believe there is a part of our kids that really do want to change, they just don't want to do the work that's involved and until they realize they have to put forth the effort, nothing will change for them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tanya M, post: 709214, member: 18516"] One thing I have learned is our difficult adult children can be quite convincing in regards to them "changing" their behavior. I have been duped by son too many times. One time it lasted a year! They can play the part from saying all the right things to getting a job [U][B]BUT[/B][/U] if they are not sincere in what they are doing it will be short lived. Trust me, the crash after "trusting" them again is really painful. I do believe there is a part of our kids that really do want to change, they just don't want to do the work that's involved and until they realize they have to put forth the effort, nothing will change for them. [/QUOTE]
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