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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Stop making excuses. You were given a blueprint above. I would say, err on the side of forgiveness for your older son, for whom this is a first offense, but MAKE SURE he understands he can never do this again. If he's the type to bottle everything up because he's borderline Aspie and cannot communicate well, then you need to explain this to him, and tell him he cannot let it get to the point where he has a physical reaction against you. Explain the difference between a random attack, where he should use self-defense, and hitting someone who is not causing bodily harm. It sounds like you have communication problems as well. My teen has ADHD and is borderline Asperger's, and I have had so many conversations about all these things since he was little. [/quote] Older son is borderline Aspie, he actually likes to talk, talk about how he feels. His thought can get stuck sometimes. I do feel I have a hard time to communicate with them sometimes. Any readings to recommend? Thanks.[/quote] There is no such thing as "borderline Aspie". All of you using this phrasing, please stop.[/quote]
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