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[quote=Anonymous]"She does sound a bit too exact with the excuses. In a way, too smart for her own good and trying to make the fool proof reason why she can't do A, B, C. She may be "bored," but such is life. We all need to do things we don't care to do." OP here. I'm not giving her any extra attention for these comments, all I'm doing is listening. These responses arose during discussions about her school work and performance. Do you really thing she'd make up stories about how her brain works? She doesn't know what inattentive ADHD is - we've never talked about it. And I'm still insisting that she does better (obviously, we're talking next year at this point, since school is out). [/quote]
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