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Originally Posted by InnocentDemon
While reading your comment, something arrived off my subconsciousness: The fact that my family and my current class teacher "attested" me being affected of Asperger Syndrome (I really must have suppressed it, until now) a few years ago...assuming that this would be true : does this explain why I try to compare myself to him, and why I CAN understand his actions, and feelings, that I am not the one who believes he is just "an immature kid"? I started trying to explain to him how "the others" think of his behavior, but did not mention anything like Autism or Asperger.
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I can only say your description of his actions equals "possibly an Aspie" in my own mind, and then yes, it certainly could be possible for you to recognize his particular quack and waddle as similar to your own and either with or without the label "duck" even being known or considered by anyone. But again, and with labels aside at least for now: The challenge is to try to help him learn to navigate and live within a world where not all feathers always fit well within all flocks...or something like that!