southerncomfort
Well-Known Member
This could be wildly irrelevant but I'm going to put it out there anyway! 🙂
I'm the sort of person who is 'good in a crisis'. Whatever life throws at me I'll keep going and keep going until the crisis has passed. It's often not until several weeks or even months later, after life has returned to normal that I will absolutely crash and burn mentally, and often physically too.
I wonder if your lad has been holding on to so much tension from all the changes in his life, and he's held on to it and held on to it until he simply can't any more. It's got to come out at some point and perhaps now, knowing that life has settled and he isn't being moved on again, he feels safe to let all the tension or emotion out.
Or it could be that he is anticipating and waiting for changes to come again. I don't think we really know exactly how their minds, emotions and instincts really work.
I'm sure he'll settle down again soon once he realises that he isn't going anywhere and you aren't giving up on him. 🙂
I'm the sort of person who is 'good in a crisis'. Whatever life throws at me I'll keep going and keep going until the crisis has passed. It's often not until several weeks or even months later, after life has returned to normal that I will absolutely crash and burn mentally, and often physically too.
I wonder if your lad has been holding on to so much tension from all the changes in his life, and he's held on to it and held on to it until he simply can't any more. It's got to come out at some point and perhaps now, knowing that life has settled and he isn't being moved on again, he feels safe to let all the tension or emotion out.
Or it could be that he is anticipating and waiting for changes to come again. I don't think we really know exactly how their minds, emotions and instincts really work.
I'm sure he'll settle down again soon once he realises that he isn't going anywhere and you aren't giving up on him. 🙂