Bless my boy ... Something to make you giggle

[troutsprout]

I was just going through Ds's ( 15 asd / dyspraxia) blazer before I put it in the machine and I find an intricately cut Xmas decoration in an envelope with his name on . Very pretty.

Just called up the stairs ... "Ds? What's this.?"
He says " It was from this girl in science ... She keeps giving me things"

" What else?" Says I

"Chocolate, a pen ... Some other stuff"

(Absolutely clueless )

" So ds ... Why do you think a 15 year old girl might be giving you things?

( No response... Just him pondering)

" D'you think she might like you? As in LIKE, like you?"

Him: " I don't know.... Does she?"

Me: "Errr yes ... As a former 15 year old girl I would say its a dead cert"

Him(smiling)... "oh I did wonder what she was doing"

...( And.. As dd (9 nt )said...that poor girl!)

[auntevil]

I'm looking forward to that stage too!
DS is only 10 and when girls do that to him, he is still of the opinion that girls are a different breed and to be avoided at all costs.

[sagandswing]

How lovely! She wants to huuuggg him! she wants to kisssss him! (That was me singing btw ) In all honesty my DB nt was exactly the same at that age I remember having to politely point out that one of my friends had been blatantly-obviously-neon-signs-all-lit-up-wouldn't-leave-him-alone trying to snare him for the past 12 months!!

[mariammama]

Is it just me being biased, or are our lads generally nicer-natured and better looking than their same-age NT peers

[troutsprout]

Lol... You may be right
I was actually amazed and impressed that HE had wondered why the girl was giving him stuff.
He's very handsome and very quiet and very kind. LBecause of this, I think he has started to turn heads of girls who wrongly think he is trying to cultivate a silent ,cool persona....whereas actually, he's pretty oblivious.

[EllenJaneisstillnotmyname]

Aww