Baymaus
Chatty Member
I watch less and less. It is so hard to watch them waste more time and abundant resources not dealing with behaviors that I know will most likely have long term consequences. At times I think I should just walk away. At this point I don't believe it will change because they won't listen to anyone around them. They won't listen to the school or Brandi. Why would they care about what a bunch of "strangers" say?It isn’t her “personality”. It’s her behavior. I think they are dumber than I had even suspected. P’s response has me in fumes and I may not be able to watch them anymore. How do you guys deal with it when you watch them and read their responses and they are stupid and it seems futile? I know, I shouldn’t be taking it so serious and learn to laugh it off?
In the end, I am not here for them. I found this forum by googling "fathering autism money" and it was such a relief to find out I was not the only one who had doubts about them. I also found a community of people who are observant, funny and smart. Autism, in my experience with my family has been very isolating. It is better now, but in the 70's and 80's and even into the 90's, I felt very alone. Since then I've found a few really good books written for and by adult siblings. And at first I though that FA was actually going to create a community. They haven't. Being surrounded by people who have to agree with everything you say is not creating a community. I started to feel isolated after a while watching their vlogs.
It was such a relief to land here. That's why I stick around. It's a place for people to come when they start to see that something is not right with the Maass family. And that's important.