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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]He may be socially immature but he also sounds arrogant and rude to you, frankly. How about he having to have an interview skills etc coach and join a gym or whatever in s gangs for you NOT charging rent. He needs to know that his high aIQ doesn’t make up for his almost willful lack of EQ. [/quote] I’m not op, and I don’t have an adult HFA kid, but I know enough to know that you are appalling. Where did op describe rudeness? Please do quote, because I’m very curious to know how struggles turn into rudeness. [/quote] I disagree. I know the type in denial their symptoms and diagnoses and pain they cause others. They never developed positive coping mechanisms and self developed very negative ones instead. This is too bad, because he will present narcissistic to people close to him at work or home. The attitude that he can do no wrong, will not go over well. [/quote] Who do you disagree with, pp or ppp?[/quote]
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