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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This American preoccupation with wanting to  sexualize the childhood of their children is frankly disgusting. And especially White mothers need to quit creating a sense of sexual entitlement in their future InCel sons. 
Disgusting POS.
And yes, sorry if he is ASD or whatever, but how dare he embarrass this girl by singling her for inappropriate attention.

Show me an uplifting story about how he achieved something in academics or ECs. I don’t want to hear about horny pre-teens and teens. [/quote]

You clearly do not have children on the spectrum. It is extremely difficult and exhausting. The mother was mortified when she found out what her DS had done and later explained to him why it was not right afterwards. She would have talked him out of our it had she been aware before hand.

Children/ youth on the spectrum usually do not understand social cues and often have to be told in great detail about what is socially appropriate. It is impossible to think of every possible scenario in advance.

I don’t think it is appropriate for you to blame the mother or their skin color. I have black friends with kids on the spectrum and it is a struggle for them as well. Parenting youth on the spectrum is an extremely difficult journey.

It is a big jump from an innocent Valentine card exchange to horny teens. Children from kindergarten through HS give Valentines cards and it is usually a gesture of sweet friendship. [/quote]

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