cryptocurrency wrote: » Could he not join the army
MichaelKnee wrote: » Over Christmas all five siblings were back. We're all professionals, paying rent, mortgages etc. And there's a middle brother who is a complete waster. He's been on the dole since graduation, but a very clever guy, who talks incessantly about all these great ideas, but does none of them. Still living at home and my parents are more or less at their wits end with him. It's infuriating.
Car99 wrote: » Is he happy and content ? Does he ask his siblings or parents for handouts?
Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: » If he's genuinely a "very clever guy" then probably not...
corner of hells wrote: » Nah , I'm the waster in my family.
MMXX wrote: » No your not! You might be something that's different to the rest of your family - but you're not a waster!
MichaelKnee wrote: » What are his social skills like? Great, very active social life How old is he? Late 20s. Older than me. What did he study at college? Philosophy Does he have special interests? Philosophising What is his Irish level like? Decent I would say. Can he drive? Yep. My parents bought him a car out of desperation. Whats he like with projects? He finished college so I'm assuming yes
corner of hells wrote: » I feckin well am.
skooterblue2 wrote: » Not the same thing social skills and social life. Does he every have a melt down or a mini breakdown from time to time? Does he shift blame onto everyone else or have conflict with Superiors? You might want pursue a diagnosis of Higher Functioning Autism. This is well passed the date for doing it, there may not be a positive result. Can you get the complete guide to Aspergers Syndrome by Attwood. It is only €20 delivered. Underline what you think is relevant. I read it cover to cover over two weekends. Hope this helps. Teachers, Nurses and Doctors are pure useless as they are ashamed to share this information that their own children might have it or have it themselves.
Purple Mountain wrote: » Orhe could be just plain lazy?
MichaelKnee wrote: » He would view himself as above such things. He's the type of guy who waits for everything to be handed to him.
skooterblue2 wrote: » That is part of the diagnosis. I often got a lot of stick for this from my family. It was only when it emerged that I had Aspergers that none of them want to accept any responsibility. They are mostly health care professionals, teachers and the like. All about as useful as tits on a boar.
Better Than Christ wrote: » Is he happy? Because that's the most important thing. What does he do with his time? Does he have hobbies? Stop bailing him out. That's doing him no favours at all.
boardise wrote: » Anyone try a bucket and brush ?