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Resentful feelings for having an unperfect kid. (looooong, whiny and stupid post)
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<blockquote data-quote="SuZir" data-source="post: 536860" data-attributes="member: 14557"><p>Maybe I should just accept that one neurologist 'diagnose' we got for him is indeed the best one: "People are different. Some people are more different than others." That kind of sums it up with him.</p><p></p><p>I was checking some dates and how his fall schedule will work out or will it (yeah, yeah his business, I was just curious) and ended up looking some pictures from some junior national training/development camp or whatever. Anyway, he and other boys same age group as he. There was also pictures 'behind the scenes' them outside of practices just killing time, doing things boys that age do. Playing XBox, playing cards, surfing net, just hanging around and chatting or watching movie. They all seemed to have camp t-shirt but their own pants etc.</p><p></p><p>All the other boys seemed so bright eyed, sporty and confident. Even those basic tees fitting well and looking good. Sporting either clean cut or trendy hair cuts, carefully done, most having very trendy accessories, pants either trendy or comfortable or both. Trying to look good for the camera. And then there was my difficult child. Somehow ended up with tee at least two size too big (and not in the right way, and no, he was not the smallest boy there), slouching next to wall in the way that make you wonder if he has any bones at all and if he would just drop to the floor if wall was not keeping him up. Hair on his eyes (and not because being emo or any other fashion choice, but because his last hair cut was so long ago and next one would likely be when hair is so long he can't see and that starts to bother him) and just looking so not belonging as one can. Well at least he was there and not in his room.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SuZir, post: 536860, member: 14557"] Maybe I should just accept that one neurologist 'diagnose' we got for him is indeed the best one: "People are different. Some people are more different than others." That kind of sums it up with him. I was checking some dates and how his fall schedule will work out or will it (yeah, yeah his business, I was just curious) and ended up looking some pictures from some junior national training/development camp or whatever. Anyway, he and other boys same age group as he. There was also pictures 'behind the scenes' them outside of practices just killing time, doing things boys that age do. Playing XBox, playing cards, surfing net, just hanging around and chatting or watching movie. They all seemed to have camp t-shirt but their own pants etc. All the other boys seemed so bright eyed, sporty and confident. Even those basic tees fitting well and looking good. Sporting either clean cut or trendy hair cuts, carefully done, most having very trendy accessories, pants either trendy or comfortable or both. Trying to look good for the camera. And then there was my difficult child. Somehow ended up with tee at least two size too big (and not in the right way, and no, he was not the smallest boy there), slouching next to wall in the way that make you wonder if he has any bones at all and if he would just drop to the floor if wall was not keeping him up. Hair on his eyes (and not because being emo or any other fashion choice, but because his last hair cut was so long ago and next one would likely be when hair is so long he can't see and that starts to bother him) and just looking so not belonging as one can. Well at least he was there and not in his room. [/QUOTE]
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