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NAS74272
over 3 years ago

Hello

I have a 17-year-old autistic son who is going out with a 16-year-old girl .

please can I have some advice as she always get him to do what she wants him to do ,She makes a lot of lies up to make him feel sorry for her but he doesn’t see it because he is very gullible and his IQ is about 10-year-old .
she lives an hour and a half away so they only met each twice but they are on the FaceTime together all the time and when I say to take a break we argue .please can I have your opinion on this and what’s the best thing to do

with thanks

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  • over 3 years ago

    thats really bad for a whole load of reasons

    i think if you wait they will break naturally and if u try to pull them apart you will force them more together.

    As long as he doent hand over all his money/items that are expensive.

    I have seen people give away apple laptops and expensive cameras.

    Its really hard to advise you, because you are closer to events on the ground

    so trust your mum-sense (or dad-sense ). 

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  • over 3 years ago

    thats really bad for a whole load of reasons

    i think if you wait they will break naturally and if u try to pull them apart you will force them more together.

    As long as he doent hand over all his money/items that are expensive.

    I have seen people give away apple laptops and expensive cameras.

    Its really hard to advise you, because you are closer to events on the ground

    so trust your mum-sense (or dad-sense ). 

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