'He lacks flexible thinking. I fear this lack of understanding will begin to impact friendships, if it hasn’t already. He calls people LIAR and attacks with intense confidence and anger even at the simplest of situations or conversations.' ryanwexelblatt
: “My 10-year-old son often sees things in black and white. If I change my answer on a question or decide to do something differently than previously stated, he calls me a LIAR. I’ve seen him do this with peers also. He seems to lack flexible thinking. It’s very off-putting as he’s so stubborn and rigid. I fear this lack of understanding will begin to impact friendships, if it hasn’t already.
“Can he be taught that calling someone a LIAR is a very strong accusation? Generally speaking, he can really fixate on something and have trouble moving on from a situation where he feels he’s been wronged — which is often. He also has a very fixed mindset about his role in things. He very often states “It’s not my fault” — even when something clearly was 100% his fault. I’ve witnessed this over and over. He sees and believes he has no role in conflicts.
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