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<blockquote data-quote="SuZir" data-source="post: 562411" data-attributes="member: 14557"><p>Oh, and how labile can teen boy difficult child's mood be. One good game, lots of positive reinforcement because of that from team mates and coaches and even audience and I have a happy little boy calling me: "Did you see it mom?" (No, I didn't. He wasn't supposed to have much/any playing time and I had better things to do than watch him not play from telly.) And when a one thing in his life looks up a bit, so does everything else. He is already planning inviting those two boardgames club friend prospects to his flat to play couple rounds of Catan at Sunday, because girlfriend will be away in some event or something (the other one really did make it to the girlfriend's blacklist when girlfriend was accompanying difficult child when he went to the club meeting first time.)</p><p></p><p>I probably shouldn't even hope that he could separate between his sport and rest of his life in this point. It is difficult even for very experienced and mature athletes when they struggle with sport. And difficult child is anything but.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SuZir, post: 562411, member: 14557"] Oh, and how labile can teen boy difficult child's mood be. One good game, lots of positive reinforcement because of that from team mates and coaches and even audience and I have a happy little boy calling me: "Did you see it mom?" (No, I didn't. He wasn't supposed to have much/any playing time and I had better things to do than watch him not play from telly.) And when a one thing in his life looks up a bit, so does everything else. He is already planning inviting those two boardgames club friend prospects to his flat to play couple rounds of Catan at Sunday, because girlfriend will be away in some event or something (the other one really did make it to the girlfriend's blacklist when girlfriend was accompanying difficult child when he went to the club meeting first time.) I probably shouldn't even hope that he could separate between his sport and rest of his life in this point. It is difficult even for very experienced and mature athletes when they struggle with sport. And difficult child is anything but. [/QUOTE]
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