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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The clothing and hygiene thing suggests sensory issues. Have you had that looked into?[/quote] He has some sensory issues, mostly around sounds. When he was younger he wanted fabrics to be soft like a lot of boys but that is better now.[/quote] I suspect sensory is driving the clothes and the hygiene. You need to de-escalate your relationship by picking the highest priorities and dropping the rope on others. Stop hassling him constantly. Stop crying, punishing, yelling, begging, etc. Do that for a few weeks and then see if he's willing to explain to you his reasoning for wearing dirty clothes. There may be a reason![/quote] Have you ever lived with someone with this sort of voluntary or voluntary refusal? You don’t have months and years to reteach the same basic stuff. It’s never ending. So you end it.[/quote]
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