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Inappropriate behaviour

Catlady31

Hello everyone,

Has anyone had issues saying inappropriate things, really inappropriate if you know what I mean? 

My Son would be at school and get in trouble for being very inappropriate - it sounds like he is trying to fit in and talk with peers who are saying rude things and having a laugh but then my son will go way too far and they tell on him and he gets into serious trouble.  It's as if he doesn't realise what he's saying is too explicit.

I am very worried he will end up in trouble with the law.  Any advice please.

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  • Yes actually I had an issue with this in my childhood I simply didn't understand the severity of what I was saying and thought it was funny/a joke. I continued it for way longer than I should (became one of those things I would just repeat) because nobody sat me down and explained why I should stop doing it exactly but they just told me to stop. Try sitting down with him and explaining exactly why and what kind of trouble he could get into for doing it, being clear and not just telling him to stop is the best approach.

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  • Yes actually I had an issue with this in my childhood I simply didn't understand the severity of what I was saying and thought it was funny/a joke. I continued it for way longer than I should (became one of those things I would just repeat) because nobody sat me down and explained why I should stop doing it exactly but they just told me to stop. Try sitting down with him and explaining exactly why and what kind of trouble he could get into for doing it, being clear and not just telling him to stop is the best approach.

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