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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]let him sink or swim see how he manages in his own NOW because in college you cannot help him, make sure he turned in assignments etc and manage his time letting go hard especially with the habit of the guardrails but let go of the rope [/quote] THIS[/quote] I don’t know. I wanted my adhd, asd, dyslexic brother get my father’s math help for four degrees now. Undergrad digital music degree, then accounting one year thing, then computer programming. My parents did homework with him for decades and then were always surprised when he did well enough on a test to pass the class. Ugh. He’s 42 and lives at home. Unemployed most times. Had a girlfriend but her family “did not see a future.” They deeded him some rental properties into irrevocable trusts and set up property managers so he has money and assets. But he never got angry or exploded. Just depressed and anxious. He keeps a simple life so maybe that’s why. [/quote]
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