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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP is REALLY worried.

This means her daughter is beyond the realm of normal behavior and has not responded to typical parenting.

To me this screams autism with social anxiety. It's such a typical combo for women on the spectrum. The young adult can't help say this stuff but also and at the same time, is aware that something what they say backfires significantly, and yet in the moment, their different brain structure does not allow them to put the brakes on.

That's how I read it. OP, if you've already talked to your child about adhering to a certain standard of etiquette, it's time to bring in an experienced therapist. The talk about the Golden Rule doesn't necessarily work for autistic people, because often they don't mind being treated like they treat others. You daughter might benefit from a therapist who understands social anxiety in young autistic women.

- parent of autistic teens.[/quote]

Or it means the OP is compensating for something else, like being MAGA herself.

The fact that the OP disappeared is a pretty clear sign.[/quote]

OK now you're crazy. Stop polluting the thread.[/quote]

Come on. This is a highly likely scenario under the circumstances. Old people swing MAGA.[/quote]

No. The facts do not support your sentence. Women seniors voted more for the Democrat, men seniors voted more for the Republican. Overall, the total senior breakdown is *slightly* skewed towards the Republican, but not by much. Therefore, NO, it is NOT highly likely that a random senior would be MAGA.

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We don't even know the Op is a woman. But we do know that age is correlated with MAGA.

Between the rest of the OP's post, the reference to conservatism, and the disappearing act in the thread, this is a highly likely explanation.[/quote]

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