I love these boy's!

Fearless is Beautiful!

That's a very interesting discussion ❤ Jemma, without knowing you, this discussion shows you are raising two fine, caring and independent sons here. If I might add, you and your son's might notice that people treat Beau a certain way, because they know he has ASD diagnosis, or due to the way he is, or how he presents. But, actually, as an adult and female who is neuro divergent, I find that I am able to act or behave certain Mays. I think we all do this a little bit. It's called masking, and I think we do it because we are social and connected within society. I wonder if the boys, at the grown ages they are now, have thoughts on this. If I am working with children, I have a professional approach. I have studied some principles of early childhood development and human psychology, but actually operate on a fairly low or different level to peers of my own age. Its very interesting, the way we humans show ourselves to others, especially amongst people out own age. Very few people know the way I struggle, and those who do actually have very low expectations of me.

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