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Is this difficult child-ness, Typical-Boyness, or Hypomania?
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<blockquote data-quote="KTMom91" data-source="post: 201323" data-attributes="member: 4040"><p>He sounds like both of my darling stepsons, who were 16 and 18 when Hubby and I got married. There is video of #2, on his skateboard, being pulled by a rope tied to the bumper of a friend's car. #2 and a friend also went over to the elementary school about 2 am and played tag on the roof. And just so you know, the best way off a roof is to jump. #1 has broken I don't even know how many bones and sprained I don't know how many body parts skateboarding. We have video of some of his more spectacular wipeouts. They also went to San Francisco just to skate down the hills, even though they had to avoid the cars.</p><p></p><p>I vote for typical boy. Hope you have good insurance and lots of band-aids.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KTMom91, post: 201323, member: 4040"] He sounds like both of my darling stepsons, who were 16 and 18 when Hubby and I got married. There is video of #2, on his skateboard, being pulled by a rope tied to the bumper of a friend's car. #2 and a friend also went over to the elementary school about 2 am and played tag on the roof. And just so you know, the best way off a roof is to jump. #1 has broken I don't even know how many bones and sprained I don't know how many body parts skateboarding. We have video of some of his more spectacular wipeouts. They also went to San Francisco just to skate down the hills, even though they had to avoid the cars. I vote for typical boy. Hope you have good insurance and lots of band-aids. [/QUOTE]
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