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child psychological disorderMy 11 yr old boy is very isolated, has no friends, if he does it is short lived and it is only because he calls to play - they never call back. He is not very nice (not a bully but very critical of others) he plays sports but and gets along but no one ever invites him to play after the sports. He has a vast imagination and plays by himself all the time (throwing a ball, shooting a hockey puck, used to play with action figures by him self) He is average in telligence with no academic issues THE ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION WILL NOT BE DISPLAYED UNTIL YOU HAVE INDICATED YOUR AGREEMENT WITH THE DISCLAIMER PRINTED JUST BELOW. CLICK THE 'I AGREE' BUTTON TO AGREE TO THESE TERMS AND SEE THE RESPONSE.
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