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SoCalDem

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16. Yes, behavior modification and a "close call" can motivate them to check their impulses
Fri May 11, 2012, 12:07 PM
May 2012

This is what eventually worked for our son, but even though he's 34 now, I still see glimpses every now and then

He sees nothing wrong at all in asking for financial help from us and his brothers, and never pays back a penny.. he gets huffy when we tell him no, and seems to not even grasp the reason why...and after pouring out his recent tale of woe, that's he's bought a new -expensive trinket/toy/vehicle.

We have all agreed that we cannot "help" him financially and I'm sure it angers him, but we got tired of being used.

If he ever truly had an emergency, we would be there for him though.

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