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[quote=Anonymous]OP, I could cry because I could write the same thing, except my DD is 18.  I think she is on the spectrum personally, because I have to teach her the MOST OBVIOUS THINGS so excruciatingly clearly it is frickin’ embarrassing and exhausting.  “Why should you not go to school with your hair a mess?  Because people will think you do not care and think you also do not care to be a friend.”  “Why should you not bounce on someone’s couch like a goofy, over-excited monkey? Because it shows disrespect to people’s home and their furniture.” I can, not go on like this.  Sorry , but I am particularly exhausted from dealing with her obtuseness today.  I am feeling like, “Just go off to college next year and leave me alone and find some other weird people and maybe that’s just how your life will be like. Shrug. I am done and I have tried, good Lord, Ibhave tried.”*

* with her other learning differences and her other physical special needs, on top of what I have mentioned here — and I have sent bazillions of dollars and oodles of specialists and help, to my own exhaustion [/quote]

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