Fathering Autism #128 The Hambeasts Feast as Leaf Springs Break. How much more can that camper take?

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That was some pretty odd looking 'coffee' stains on his shirt, and how did his hair get pushed into bangs? Oh Asswipe, I'm pushing the bs button. So how big of a cup of cofffe was it to get splashed on the wall and made all those wet spots on his shirt...none on his pants? Did he say anything about the temp of the coffee?
 
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I’d have to say it’s probably empty most of the time. I took these pictures today in a busy Houston mall and this selfie place was completely empty. My 18 year old daughter commented saying “who would want to take pics in a bathtub full of dirty balls”. I thought this was very telling as to how poorly Selfie world must be doing.View attachment 1400700View attachment 1400705
lol. Look what I received on my Autism moms group as well. Also in Houston. I definitely would not take my kids here!!0
 

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And another difference is the Wees took down the car seatgate and Asshole continues to show Abs in her squeezy position. And even allows her to lay down in the store and do it.


I like it!


He looks like a 20 year old kid on here. He really can have a sense of humor if he tries. Would have been comedy gold if he would have had his camera in his hand, lol.
I think the Wee Dad is as close as Ass comes to having a friend. He's so threatened by males, any males. Even John Brazee intimidates him - meek, mild mannered John. But he seems to genuinely like this guy (unusual for a narc)
 
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I'm with you on staying in one place for a longer time span. That way you can really explore the area but I think they don't care about doing anything but eat. Prissypoo has latched onto her new excuse to eat, tasting foods that are regionally/locally popular. Also, I think they are on a rush to visit every state and win the "game" filling up the map. It's just another contest to Assa.
Photo ops - that's it plain and simple. Every stop is an IG post. They don't want to have to walk too far, do too much. They're cooking way less than they did last year, eating out multiple times a day.
 
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Even if he or she is, no harm done. They'll get a front row seat as we continue to reveal the truth about these scammers.
I was going to say the same thing. So what if they are in with the maassive idiots lmao they will get to see all the glorious pig gifs first hand.
 
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This brat should never have any animal.
In combination with her IDD and possible autism, she has a very cruel personality and would torture them at every oppertunity.
And as we can see, they don't watch her like they should.
And in this household they would give a dann about the well being oft an im als.
Their princess brat can do whatever she wants.

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It's the same with Abbie's well known and often showed "pretzel".
The difference is, the Maass family has no shame to show this to all the perverts on
social media.
Abbie doesn’t have the capability to choose to be a brat or cruel. Going after A and P is one thing, but name-calling a child, especially an intellectually disabled one, is not cool.
 
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I think the Wee Dad is as close as Ass comes to having a friend. He's so threatened by males, any males. Even John Brazee intimidates him - meek, mild mannered John. But he seems to genuinely like this guy (unusual for a narc)
I don't think he like him in yhe traditional sense. Ass sees him as subservient and weaker. It feeds into his narcissism and ego. The Wees in general see and treat the Maasholes as their betters which both Ass and P love.

Ass has to surround himself with people he sees as weaker and less than himself. So it isn't that he likes anyone but likes how they make him feel about his self.
 
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I don't think he like him in yhe traditional sense. Ass sees him as subservient and weaker. It feeds into his narcissism and ego. The Wees in general see and treat the Maasholes as their betters which both Ass and P love.

Ass has to surround himself with people he sees as weaker and less than himself. So it isn't that he likes anyone but likes how they make him feel about his self.
I think it was bothering him though how well Braylee was doing and the stark contrast between her and Abbie as far as independence..after all Asshat fancies himself the "autism expert". I do think the Wee's do a much better job with Braylee then they do with Abbie...outside of that one incident they posted a while back...the car seat incident..which I didn't see..thankfully.
 
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Abbie doesn’t have the capability to choose to be a brat or cruel. Going after A and P is one thing, but name-calling a child, especially an intellectually disabled one, is not cool.
I completely agree. Abbie is not naturally able to regulate herself and is also product of how her parents failed to nurture her. Although, I do believe that there are times when she is fed up with how she is being treated and manhandled and lashes out at The Beast and I say bravo to Abbie.
 
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I completely agree. Abbie is not naturally able to regulate herself and is also product of how her parents failed to nurture her. Although, I do believe that there are times when she is fed up with how she is being treated and manhandled and lashes out at The Beast and I say bravo to Abbie.
Her behaviors have been allowed so it's all she knows how to get attention or to get them to look away from their f'ing phones sometimes! It's bad of me but I love it when she terrorizes P.

Imma need video footage of P getting into and out of this hammock. And whatever metal it those hammock posts are made of need to be used on the space shuttle! Unreadable!!!!
 

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Her behaviors have been allowed so it's all she knows how to get attention or to get them to look away from their f'ing phones sometimes! It's bad of me but I love it when she terrorizes P.
Abbie is unfortunately a feral child. It would take.a lot of work and discipline to get her to do anything or get her to a point where she could be a little independent.

i wonder if any care homes would be able to manage? She needs 1:1 care for everything and is agressive and spoilt in her behaviour. She would tie up a lot of staff and need a centre which is secure so she wouldn’t run and knows about IDD.
On the other hand specialist units may help Abbie a hell of a lot as they will do activities which she can engage in and will force her to do stuff day to day. No more travelling circus and she would be encouraged to make her bed and do chores and tantrums likely wouldn’t be a get out jail card
 
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I think it was bothering him though how well Braylee was doing and the stark contrast between her and Abbie as far as independence..after all Asshat fancies himself the "autism expert". I do think the Wee's do a much better job with Braylee then they do with Abbie...outside of that one incident they posted a while back...the car seat incident..which I didn't see..thankfully.
Even though I didn’t see car seat-gate, it still taints my opinion of them. However, they seem much better overall than A&P.
 
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Her behaviors have been allowed so it's all she knows how to get attention or to get them to look away from their f'ing phones sometimes! It's bad of me but I love it when she terrorizes P.

Imma need video footage of P getting into and out of this hammock. And whatever metal it those hammock posts are made of need to be used on the space shuttle! Unreadable!!!!
They both look the color of that dirt.
 
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THAT IS AMAZING! That is a big deal! I’m very happy for you. Congratulations!

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I don’t have a child, but I’ve always been drawn to young children who require alternative learning. I really want to go back to school for it. I was the first person to notice something divergent about my sister. My parents didn’t believe me… she was 3.. I was 10.. she’d get diagnosed a whole year later.. repeat kindergarten 3 times then pass because of some law forbidding her to stay back, with no alternatives, and our parents just kept her doped up non-stop.. I was the only one in the world who cared.. so at age 13, I made an entire lesson plan and taught her myself..
But I couldn’t stay long in that house once I hit my teens.. so toxic
She’s 28 now, never held a job, with a 3rd grade education and has lived a HARD life… a lot of it out of her hands.

Thinking of my sisters face when she was in her 20s.. going through alot of stuff..when we were looking in the sky and I explained to her that stars are the same thing as our sun. She never knew, and it absolutely amazed her. She still brings it up

So anyways, I know the feeling of watching someone you love strive and succeed…

Continuous learning is so vital. Of course you go at the pace of the child, but there are times a little challenge has to come their way. Not in a disruptive, uncomfortable or overly-stressful way, but in maybe trying something new. And I don’t mean a new RESTAURANT or a new CANDY STORE.. but new ways of learning. Something I NEVER see them do… they’ve completely given up.. not even trying to teach her new signs..



I could say more, but I’m just rambling
I just wanted to say, I’m very proud of both of you! Your got your son set up for success!
The MASSives have become a great teaching tool.. as in what will happen when everyone gives up.
Honestly guys.. the fall season of FA is gonna prove to be quite a depressing one…
How is your sister now? SHE MUST LOVE YOU LOTS
 
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Abbie is unfortunately a feral child. It would take.a lot of work and discipline to get her to do anything or get her to a point where she could be a little independent.

i wonder if any care homes would be able to manage? She needs 1:1 care for everything and is agressive and spoilt in her behaviour. She would tie up a lot of staff and need a centre which is secure so she wouldn’t run and knows about IDD.
On the other hand specialist units may help Abbie a hell of a lot as they will do activities which she can engage in and will force her to do stuff day to day. No more travelling circus and she would be encouraged to make her bed and do chores and tantrums likely wouldn’t be a get out jail card
I truly believe that if there was a good home which would accept Abbie, she would thrive. She would benefit so much from a routine of eating nutritious meals at proper times, engaging in physical and mental fun activities and therapies that would be geared towards her and go to bed and wake up at regular times. It would also be nice for her to meet more people outside of the tiny Maass bubble.
 
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That was some pretty odd looking 'coffee' stains on his shirt, and how did his hair get pushed into bangs? Oh Asswipe, I'm pushing the bs button. So how big of a cup of cofffe was it to get splashed on the wall and made all those wet spots on his shirt...none on his pants? Did he say anything about the temp of the coffee?
He didn't say anything about the temp but he did say, he spilled HALF of the coffee so he had to hold the cup upright when he was falling.
 
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Her behaviors have been allowed so it's all she knows how to get attention or to get them to look away from their f'ing phones sometimes! It's bad of me but I love it when she terrorizes P.

Imma need video footage of P getting into and out of this hammock. And whatever metal it those hammock posts are made of need to be used on the space shuttle! Unreadable!!!!
Are they in the Badlands now? Temps there are 90-100 why is she in a sweatshirt and long pants and Abbie in a t-shirt and shorts? Is all of her laundry dirty?
 
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I am basing my opinion on nothing more than having a very busy toddler. Shes 39m n never stops. But my time is dedicated to her. She can read, she loves having a "big girl job" to do whether its putting things in the shopping trolley, handing me pegs, putting washing in or dusting. She loves to help. If it was upto her she would have the T V on all the time and would veg out.
This is what i see with Abbie, she has a tablet or tv permanently. She isnt mentally or physically challenged to tire her out unless its get content. She doesnt have a routine.
I can not imagine my daughter not having set times. I can not imagine her not doing things to help her develop and grow. I find it so tragic Abbie is not helped to flourish, she could be a different person totally. I have 2 nephews, 3 nieces all on the spectrum and all vary in degrees of struggles so i get how hard it is, i really do but they are failing her.
 
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