Originally Posted by Xurtio

Fwiw, I can tell the difference between when my 6yo is being rebellious and when she has a serious conflict in her head. It's in her face and long term behavior. She's not going to lay in bed for 6 hours pretending she's sick, she doesn't have that kind of patience. When she lays in bed for 6 hours, I know she's not rebelling. When she has a stomach ache and I can see the pain on her face, I know she has a legitimate complaint, etc, etc.

Originally Posted by Ki

Holocaust? More like LOLocaust.

Originally Posted by 1blankmind

I'm laughing way too hard at that!

Originally Posted by Ki

That joke is older than the ashes of your crispy Jewish ancestors.

Originally Posted by 1blankmind

Except what if the party's helping the confused child are wrong? The only person that can make a choice with absolute certainty in a situation like that is the individual in question as an able minded adult.

Originally Posted by Frownland

This is what I was referring to with the bias (it can also go into the other direction).

Originally Posted by Stephen

Perfect example of this is John Money and David Reimer. Money had a narcissistic axe to grind and destroyed Reimer's childhood trying to prove himself right.

Originally Posted by Stephen

Perfect example of this is John Money and David Reimer. Money had a narcissistic axe to grind and destroyed Reimer's childhood trying to prove himself right.

Originally Posted by Stephen

Perfect example of this is John Money and David Reimer. Money had a narcissistic axe to grind and destroyed Reimer's childhood trying to prove himself right.