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Dh is at work and I need to tell an audience who will understand

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TheArsenicCupCake · 14/09/2010 20:17

Ds feels embarrassed!! :o

he was talking about a girl at school and got embarrassed.. And then asked what he was feeling!!

And then repeated it lots and lots.. And we wrote down how it feels.

< does a little proud jig and passes cake around>

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Goblinchild · 14/09/2010 20:21
Grin Oh yes, I know exactly how that feels. Amazing isn't it?
TheArsenicCupCake · 14/09/2010 20:26

Honestly.. It bought a lump to my throat and a happy tear..

And I had to tell someone.

My boy feels embarrassed! How cool is that!

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Goblinchild · 14/09/2010 20:33

I remember mine discovering pride in being a group member and achieving something.
He was 12 and it was scouts.
He monologued about it for the rest of the week. Grin

TheArsenicCupCake · 14/09/2010 20:37

Goblin that's brilliant! Ds is almost twelve .. I wonder if it's a time where they start to get a grasp on it .

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Goblinchild · 14/09/2010 20:39

He was around 13 when other people's opinions and feelings started to register as something that ought to be considered without my always prompting him.

TheArsenicCupCake · 14/09/2010 20:44

You know I always live in hope .. And tonight I am having a " you know what, itmight be okay ' moment in my head.. And I'm quite excited about the possability of watching him progress.

This is way way better than my dc is on the highest level ort book!

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Eloise73 · 14/09/2010 20:47

What a great thread, i'm chuffed to beans for him!!!

Goblinchild · 14/09/2010 20:50

'you know what, it might be OK'
Mine will never Pass For Normal for long, but I think he is going to be OK. He's certainly made huge progress in understanding how to cope with many other human beings, and I can see him at Uni and with a job with very little effort.
And I married his dad, so even a relationship and family are possible.

ShadeofViolet · 14/09/2010 20:54

Great thread - well done him :)

5inthebed · 14/09/2010 20:57

Oh how sweet!

Well done on a new feeling Grin

TheArsenicCupCake · 14/09/2010 20:57

Totaaly agree .. Ds does stick out like a sore thumb tbh.. But I'm good with Okay. Okay has a lot going for it and is a huge thing to achieve.

eloise thanks for joining in :o It means a Lot to me that you folk just know !

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TheArsenicCupCake · 14/09/2010 20:58

Ohh thanks 5 and violet :)

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BriocheDoree · 14/09/2010 20:59

AAAAAw sweet Grin Grin

fightingthela · 14/09/2010 21:18

That's brilliant Arsenic. Well done to your little cupcake Grin

TheArsenicCupCake · 14/09/2010 21:22

Thankyou BD and FTL

well he is all tucked up on bed listening to the second book of how to train your dragon on audio.. Still wittering on about it! :)

can't wait till dh gets home now to tell him!

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Eveiebaby · 14/09/2010 21:34

It is so great to hear little stories like this Smile

TheArsenicCupCake · 14/09/2010 21:39

:) it's nice to share a smile eviebaby :)

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TotalChaos · 14/09/2010 21:55

aaah how lovely!

TheArsenicCupCake · 14/09/2010 22:00

:) TC

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TheArsenicCupCake · 14/09/2010 22:10

Star thankyou .. And aww shucks your comment bought another smiley lump to the throat!

actually I'm not sure if it's my parenting.. Ds is overly honest and gathers facts like a sponge... That combined with the emotion and feelings work we've been hammering at .. Is probably and logically the cause :)

at least he is now comfortable and mostly able to ask when he doesn't know.. Instead of just going into meltdown!

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Lougle · 14/09/2010 23:01
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streakybacon · 15/09/2010 08:22

Fanstastic news, well done junior Arsenic and Goblin.

This has helped me a lot, actually. Ds has huge emotional deficits and he can't verbalise how he's feeling at all (he's nearly 12), so your comments give me hope that he might come to recognise his feelings as he matures. Thanks for that - I've had a crap few days worrying about it and it has made me feel much more positive.

magso · 15/09/2010 08:42

Great! I live in better hope now too (Ds is nearly 11 but not HF)

niminypiminy · 15/09/2010 09:22

That's so lovely and such a ray of hope for those of us with younger ones maybe they'll get there in the end too thanks for telling about it Smile