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<blockquote data-quote="Hound dog" data-source="post: 467282" data-attributes="member: 84"><p>Ehh...</p><p></p><p>Honestly? I just think the world is over flowing with difficult children. I have a theory they tend to gravitate toward people they sense can "understand" the way they are. </p><p></p><p>For instance, your average person when Jason knocked on the door and asked what he should do with his life would've closed the door in his face believing him to be more than a tad off his nut. I mean, sure he's a neighbor, but "normal" people don't do such things to complete strangers. That your husband is still talking to him some 20 mins later....... lol </p><p></p><p>I think it's our response to them, either in subtle body language or whatever, that draws them to us. </p><p></p><p>Like for me, gfgdom is fairly normal. difficult children in my family out number the "normal" members probably 8-1 at least. (gfgdom has a tendency to perpetuate itself) Which is why I was perfectly comfortable working in a psychiatric unit on and off for a few years. Which is why I always dealt well with the hospital patients that had mental illness dxes. To me they weren't really any different from anyone else any more than someone with epilepsy or diabetes is. Know what I mean?? </p><p></p><p>Nichole's bff told me once that she loved coming over to our house because we accepted her for herself. In truth the kid just *thought* she was a difficult child, instead she was the "normal" one in an entire clan of difficult children. ugh But she's turned out just fine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hound dog, post: 467282, member: 84"] Ehh... Honestly? I just think the world is over flowing with difficult children. I have a theory they tend to gravitate toward people they sense can "understand" the way they are. For instance, your average person when Jason knocked on the door and asked what he should do with his life would've closed the door in his face believing him to be more than a tad off his nut. I mean, sure he's a neighbor, but "normal" people don't do such things to complete strangers. That your husband is still talking to him some 20 mins later....... lol I think it's our response to them, either in subtle body language or whatever, that draws them to us. Like for me, gfgdom is fairly normal. difficult children in my family out number the "normal" members probably 8-1 at least. (gfgdom has a tendency to perpetuate itself) Which is why I was perfectly comfortable working in a psychiatric unit on and off for a few years. Which is why I always dealt well with the hospital patients that had mental illness dxes. To me they weren't really any different from anyone else any more than someone with epilepsy or diabetes is. Know what I mean?? Nichole's bff told me once that she loved coming over to our house because we accepted her for herself. In truth the kid just *thought* she was a difficult child, instead she was the "normal" one in an entire clan of difficult children. ugh But she's turned out just fine. [/QUOTE]
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