My Child Is Correcting Me Analysis
Meagan Washington Psyc 300 MW 10:30 a.m.
Why Does My Child Keep Correcting Me?
Don’t judge on what is not understood; yet take the time to understand. The article titled “Why Does My Child Keep Correcting Me” is about parents who have to deal with the fact that their children may have Aspergers Syndrome. Aspergers is a disorder in which a person regardless of age has the compulsion to always correct someone and they must be right all the time. An idea is presented, if it didn’t not come from them then it is not right. When our little ones do something …show more content…
Everyone gets to a point where they want to be right or they believe that their way is the only right way. However when it gets to the point of where it’s a compulsion then it’s a problem. Compulsion meaning that they must be right ALL the time. People like this are the most annoying people ever. What’s interesting though is that there is a disorder basically excusing people like that. This doesn’t seem psychological and then this was supposed to be about children but was turned around to center on adults. Another thing, does this mean that abusive people are excused also? Those who are abusive have to be right all the time; they just beat their views into someone. I was abused for 13 years straight, every type of abuse you can think of I have been through, so are those people who abused me excused because they may have had this syndrome and not know it? I don’t think …show more content…
That is when people are talking to you what seems to be most important to them. If they are fussy then they are just interested in getting their point across rather then let whomever they are talking to understand them. A fuzzy person is the opposite. It’s more important to have whomever they are talking to understand where they are coming from. Or another way to look at it is that someone will be talking about a topic that they really don’t want to talk about, but they feel the need to be talking or fitting in with whoever is around them.
They say that having Aspergers is like constantly acting like an overactive eighteen-month-old baby. They try to correct you, don’t mean to but do. Now I understand a baby doing it, but an adult there is no way that you can excuse that unless they possibly have other disorders as well and they just cant help acting that way. I have much respect for those who have to deal with people with this disorder because honestly I don’t think that I
Why Does My Child Keep Correcting Me?
Don’t judge on what is not understood; yet take the time to understand. The article titled “Why Does My Child Keep Correcting Me” is about parents who have to deal with the fact that their children may have Aspergers Syndrome. Aspergers is a disorder in which a person regardless of age has the compulsion to always correct someone and they must be right all the time. An idea is presented, if it didn’t not come from them then it is not right. When our little ones do something …show more content…
Everyone gets to a point where they want to be right or they believe that their way is the only right way. However when it gets to the point of where it’s a compulsion then it’s a problem. Compulsion meaning that they must be right ALL the time. People like this are the most annoying people ever. What’s interesting though is that there is a disorder basically excusing people like that. This doesn’t seem psychological and then this was supposed to be about children but was turned around to center on adults. Another thing, does this mean that abusive people are excused also? Those who are abusive have to be right all the time; they just beat their views into someone. I was abused for 13 years straight, every type of abuse you can think of I have been through, so are those people who abused me excused because they may have had this syndrome and not know it? I don’t think …show more content…
That is when people are talking to you what seems to be most important to them. If they are fussy then they are just interested in getting their point across rather then let whomever they are talking to understand them. A fuzzy person is the opposite. It’s more important to have whomever they are talking to understand where they are coming from. Or another way to look at it is that someone will be talking about a topic that they really don’t want to talk about, but they feel the need to be talking or fitting in with whoever is around them.
They say that having Aspergers is like constantly acting like an overactive eighteen-month-old baby. They try to correct you, don’t mean to but do. Now I understand a baby doing it, but an adult there is no way that you can excuse that unless they possibly have other disorders as well and they just cant help acting that way. I have much respect for those who have to deal with people with this disorder because honestly I don’t think that I