My child was admitted to the HGC

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the point - don't worry about getting into hgc's -- would be better served written by parents whose kids didn't get in and are fine. I'm sure there are tons. This is - I didn't worry about getting into an hgc bit my kids did anyway and they are kind, therefore you shouldn't worry either. I'm missing the logic. However, I do love kind kids, so thanks for that, I guess.

Exactly. My kids did well and they got in. I was not worried. This lack of awareness and absence of logic is stunning, isn't it? I gave her the benefit of the doubt given that her kids are obviously smart. She must have some smarts. Socially, quite unaware.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think the point - don't worry about getting into hgc's -- would be better served written by parents whose kids didn't get in and are fine. I'm sure there are tons. This is - I didn't worry about getting into an hgc bit my kids did anyway and they are kind, therefore you shouldn't worry either. I'm missing the logic. However, I do love kind kids, so thanks for that, I guess.

Exactly. My kids did well and they got in. I was not worried. This lack of awareness and absence of logic is stunning, isn't it? I gave her the benefit of the doubt given that her kids are obviously smart. She must have some smarts. Socially, quite unaware.

totally. and i don't even have a horse in this race - I'm just a DCUM addict. LOL

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think the point - don't worry about getting into hgc's -- would be better served written by parents whose kids didn't get in and are fine. I'm sure there are tons. This is - I didn't worry about getting into an hgc bit my kids did anyway and they are kind, therefore you shouldn't worry either. I'm missing the logic. However, I do love kind kids, so thanks for that, I guess.

Exactly. My kids did well and they got in. I was not worried. This lack of awareness and absence of logic is stunning, isn't it? I gave her the benefit of the doubt given that her kids are obviously smart. She must have some smarts. Socially, quite unaware.

totally. and i don't even have a horse in this race - I'm just a DCUM addict. LOL

Maybe you should get a life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think the point - don't worry about getting into hgc's -- would be better served written by parents whose kids didn't get in and are fine. I'm sure there are tons. This is - I didn't worry about getting into an hgc bit my kids did anyway and they are kind, therefore you shouldn't worry either. I'm missing the logic. However, I do love kind kids, so thanks for that, I guess.

Exactly. My kids did well and they got in. I was not worried. This lack of awareness and absence of logic is stunning, isn't it? I gave her the benefit of the doubt given that her kids are obviously smart. She must have some smarts. Socially, quite unaware.

totally. and i don't even have a horse in this race - I'm just a DCUM addict. LOL

Maybe you should get a life.

oh i have a life thanks. just check dcum frequently.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think the point - don't worry about getting into hgc's -- would be better served written by parents whose kids didn't get in and are fine. I'm sure there are tons. This is - I didn't worry about getting into an hgc bit my kids did anyway and they are kind, therefore you shouldn't worry either. I'm missing the logic. However, I do love kind kids, so thanks for that, I guess.

Exactly. My kids did well and they got in. I was not worried. This lack of awareness and absence of logic is stunning, isn't it? I gave her the benefit of the doubt given that her kids are obviously smart. She must have some smarts. Socially, quite unaware.

totally. and i don't even have a horse in this race - I'm just a DCUM addict. LOL

Maybe you should get a life.

oh i have a life thanks. just check dcum frequently.

not sure anyone on here should be casting stones... LOL

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the point - don't worry about getting into hgc's -- would be better served written by parents whose kids didn't get in and are fine. I'm sure there are tons. This is - I didn't worry about getting into an hgc bit my kids did anyway and they are kind, therefore you shouldn't worry either. I'm missing the logic. However, I do love kind kids, so thanks for that, I guess.

I think these are two different posters. The OP -- "my kid got in but the rest of you need to relax" might have bailed on this thread a while ago when she realized her tone was off. The "My kids are kind and kindness is more important" poster is, I believe, a different person from the OP.