I understand this completely. I was diagnosed as an adult and one thing I wanted to to do from the start was to help parents and children, but they don't want to listen to anything I have to offer.
I think it's because I appear competent and have a degree, so they assume that I'm completely diffderent from their children. At a panel discussion, a mother was complaining that her son wants to walk in circles all the time and it is hard for her to break him of it. I told her that I did the same thing and explained why it's comforting, but she just (literally) laughed at me.
I mean if you're not going to want my answer, then dont ask me.
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