Anonymous wrote:You can ask about activities.
I have no idea why you’d want to ask parenting advice of someone you don’t even know and have never met their kids.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This reads as the same OP who cannot figure ANYTHING out for her child. Same writing, questioning, etc.
No OP you cannot ask this.
I agree...could this also be the OP who wants to take her young children on a tour of Harvard to "achieve this dream"?
Anonymous wrote:This reads as the same OP who cannot figure ANYTHING out for her child. Same writing, questioning, etc.
No OP you cannot ask this.
Anonymous wrote:
DH treats him as a normal buddy. I feel like IQ that high is not a normal person.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am normal IQ for this general area (130). I am friends with two separate people who have much higher IQs. I share a different hobby with each of them, and they are both exceptionally high EQ and can interact on my level with me relative to the hobby. They are just people.
I find it strange when people a)know their own IQ and b) share it with others.. I cannot in a million years fathom how this comes up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am normal IQ for this general area (130). I am friends with two separate people who have much higher IQs. I share a different hobby with each of them, and they are both exceptionally high EQ and can interact on my level with me relative to the hobby. They are just people.
I find it strange when people a)know their own IQ and b) share it with others.. I cannot in a million years fathom how this comes up.
Gifted testing from childhood, most likely. That’s how I know mine.
But do you share it with others? Do you know your friends' IQs?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am normal IQ for this general area (130). I am friends with two separate people who have much higher IQs. I share a different hobby with each of them, and they are both exceptionally high EQ and can interact on my level with me relative to the hobby. They are just people.
I find it strange when people a)know their own IQ and b) share it with others.. I cannot in a million years fathom how this comes up.
Gifted testing from childhood, most likely. That’s how I know mine.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am normal IQ for this general area (130). I am friends with two separate people who have much higher IQs. I share a different hobby with each of them, and they are both exceptionally high EQ and can interact on my level with me relative to the hobby. They are just people.
I find it strange when people a)know their own IQ and b) share it with others.. I cannot in a million years fathom how this comes up.
Anonymous wrote:I am normal IQ for this general area (130). I am friends with two separate people who have much higher IQs. I share a different hobby with each of them, and they are both exceptionally high EQ and can interact on my level with me relative to the hobby. They are just people.
Anonymous wrote:I think that asking about his children's STEM/robotics activities is fine. That's a perfectly normal topic of conversation. If your kids are at all interested in that stuff, it would be reasonable to ask about resources or tips.
But I wouldn't ask him about their development or "journey" or how gifted they are or tips for parenting genius children or anything like that. You know that it will make him uncomfortable because he's private and doesn't like being in the spotlight. He has a high IQ, but he's a normal person not a freak show or a guru.
Anonymous wrote:I am normal IQ for this general area (130). I am friends with two separate people who have much higher IQs. I share a different hobby with each of them, and they are both exceptionally high EQ and can interact on my level with me relative to the hobby. They are just people.