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Reply to "H claims that I abuse him emotionally, whereas I think it is the other way around"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You can’t protect her. He will treat her better if you stay out of it because he will have to and not blame you. People with HFA often blame others to not take accountability themselves. They have rejection sensitivity because of high anxiety. You being part of the equation gives him an excuse to behave badly. When you are out of it, he will have more reason to behave well. If you want what is best for your daughter I think you let them bond in their own way. It won’t be a neurotypical way but it will hopefully be a loving relationship in the way he can achieve that. He probably only wants one weekend day a week or month anyway. Don’t sweat it. [/quote] What a load of crap. You are not only diagnosing this ass&ole as HFA with no evidence whatsoever that he is. Maybe he is just an ass(ole. That's a possibility. Also, there is no such thing as "HFA often blame others." Stop generalizing!!! [/quote]
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