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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Maybe men should be placed a year behind girls to catch up developmentally[/quote] So my sons both easily excelled in school and had zero behavioral or social or developmental issues. That said, one has a bday right after the cutoff (so old for the grade). He turned 19 after the 9/1 cutoff he had for K and went to college at 19. Just in terms of maturation, I see a big difference between him and my April bday son. He's a Jr in HS and thriving and straight As too --but just the social factors he seems much younger this Jr year than his brother did. I am hearing from many friends of boys with late bdays (later than both my kids) that went to college 'on time' that they are struggling a bit (socially/academically, etc) when they left for college at 17 or the month they turned 18. I really think there is a big difference. Is it true for all boys---no--I am sure there are plenty who have no issues. This is my own anecdotal --take it however you want. Teens today are also behind on many social markers--leftover from Covid and a lot to do with social media/screens, etc.[/quote]
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