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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I figured that out eventually, but it took me a long time. I don't think everybody immediately thinks that way. Haven't you noticed that at the kindergarten orientation they ask "are there any questions?" and everybody stands up and asks about the gifted program? Most people assume that their kids are going to be brilliant and special. It can be an adjustment. Ultimately, most of us arrive at the point where we definitely can't imagine having any kids other than the ones that we have, but I think that a bit of disappointment is normal. You're mourning whatever weird fantasy you had about parenting -- probably ever since you were little. (I always assumed my kid was going to be the next Mozart. He's not!) [/quote] That's a YOU problem. I really can't relate. [/quote] NP here. I would bet every dime I have that you in fact can relate. You wouldn't be nearly so smug if something in PP's post didn't ring true for you. Nobody is so lacking in insight as you try to sound. Sorry, I don't buy it. Props to original PP for being a smart, thoughtful, reflective person and probably a great mom. [/quote]
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