It is seeing things like this said about PDA, which (among many other things) make me concerned about the discourse around PDA. Many CYP need to feel in control in order to feel safe, not only those with PDA. 
This goes back to my point, taken from @Andylowarousal book, that most/ all persons benefit from being in control/ having a sense of control in their lives, i.e., it is normal for human beings to have a "need for control".
I make this point here:
researchgate.net/publication/33…
researchgate.net/publication/33…
It is hard to take something seriously when it does not critically engage with itself sufficiently.
I will stop here because I do not wish to rant loads, late on a Saturday evening.
I will stop here because I do not wish to rant loads, late on a Saturday evening.
I will add, I am not dismissing the difficulties that who express PDA features and those who around them often face.
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