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Took the man child out for dinner for his birthday
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<blockquote data-quote="Tanya M" data-source="post: 736312" data-attributes="member: 18516"><p>My son is the same way. He can talk fast and in circles - leaves your head spinning!</p><p>I think with my son and perhaps others, it's as though by dominating the conversation they somehow think they are controlling the situation and us too. </p><p>I have learned over the years that my preferred method of communicating with my son is through private messages on Facebook. I do not like to engage in an actual talking conversation because it will always morph into some type of argument. Even in the private messages I have to be careful but at least that way I have time to truly process my response and when I've had enough I just say bye bye.</p><p>For each one of us as we journey along, we have to figure out what mode of "communication" will be best for us. A top priority for me is keeping my emotional health in check so when it comes to my son, I am always on my guard. </p><p>I love my son but I will never allow him to steal my peace of mind again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tanya M, post: 736312, member: 18516"] My son is the same way. He can talk fast and in circles - leaves your head spinning! I think with my son and perhaps others, it's as though by dominating the conversation they somehow think they are controlling the situation and us too. I have learned over the years that my preferred method of communicating with my son is through private messages on Facebook. I do not like to engage in an actual talking conversation because it will always morph into some type of argument. Even in the private messages I have to be careful but at least that way I have time to truly process my response and when I've had enough I just say bye bye. For each one of us as we journey along, we have to figure out what mode of "communication" will be best for us. A top priority for me is keeping my emotional health in check so when it comes to my son, I am always on my guard. I love my son but I will never allow him to steal my peace of mind again. [/QUOTE]
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