Anonymous wrote:You’re worried, so I would touch base with an expert. Even if just to make you feel better.
Shot in the dark: black and white thinking and lack of empathy can be a sign of ASD or ADHD, both of which go under diagnosed in girls. Maybe start there if there are other symptoms?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That is concerning.
They say when little kids say stuff like "I want 10 babies when I grow up" that is a reflection that the people around them are positive about *them* , think kids are great and they know they are loved.
I'd be worried that someone made your 11 y/o feel deeply unloved as a tiny baby.
That’s absurd. But sure, there is some therapist willing to take $250/hr to explore this.
Do you not believe in therapy for anything?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That is concerning.
They say when little kids say stuff like "I want 10 babies when I grow up" that is a reflection that the people around them are positive about *them* , think kids are great and they know they are loved.
I'd be worried that someone made your 11 y/o feel deeply unloved as a tiny baby.
That’s absurd. But sure, there is some therapist willing to take $250/hr to explore this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That is concerning.
They say when little kids say stuff like "I want 10 babies when I grow up" that is a reflection that the people around them are positive about *them* , think kids are great and they know they are loved.
I'd be worried that someone made your 11 y/o feel deeply unloved as a tiny baby.
That’s absurd. But sure, there is some therapist willing to take $250/hr to explore this.
Do you not believe in therapy for anything?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That is concerning.
They say when little kids say stuff like "I want 10 babies when I grow up" that is a reflection that the people around them are positive about *them* , think kids are great and they know they are loved.
I'd be worried that someone made your 11 y/o feel deeply unloved as a tiny baby.
That’s absurd. But sure, there is some therapist willing to take $250/hr to explore this.
Anonymous wrote:That is concerning.
They say when little kids say stuff like "I want 10 babies when I grow up" that is a reflection that the people around them are positive about *them* , think kids are great and they know they are loved.
I'd be worried that someone made your 11 y/o feel deeply unloved as a tiny baby.