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i read today in a newsflash that curvy women are smarter than skinny women. now don't get pissed at me for saying this, it was a published study from univ. of calif. santa barbara and the univ. of pittsburgh. they said that curvy women also have smarter kids. who knew???? and that they live longer and men prefer them to skinny ones. it's all about the fat. fat makes their brains work better and therefore makes them smarter and in turn makes their kids smarter. now all that being said, what happens to the woman in between the "curvy" one and the "skinny" one? the one who is the "average" one? i must fall into that one because i definitely don't consider myself "skinny" and according to the survey i'm not the "curvy" type. i must be the average type. our kids must be the normal ones. my kids are very normal, all successful in their lives, and very successful in their endeavors. do i think they are overly smart? well i never thought about it. i was certainly not one of those parents that had stickers all over my car saying "my kid is a genius", because i thought it more important to tell my child rather than advertise it to the world. my kids always told me stuff. i was a parent when i needed to be and a friend when needed and just a listener when needed. it must have worked because my children are so cool. i've had so many parents come to me and ask me how i did it (considering i had a husband that could care less). i told them i gave them my trust and unconditional love. if they needed anything all they had to do was ask me. i may not have given the answer they wanted but we at the very least discussed it. i trusted them unconditionally until they gave me reason not to. that was our rule. i didn't make them earn my trust. i gave it to them until they gave me a reason not to. that only happened one time with my daughter and she felt so guilty about what she did that she actually came to me. we dealt with it, she was grounded for a week and it was over. clean slate. now you may think "oh yeah, she doesn't know what went on behind her back", well thats true, i don't. but i will tell you now that they are all grown up, we've gotten into converstions about things like that and the stuff that actually went on "behind my back" was so minimal that it wouldn't have mattered back then anyhow. so when i feel like a failure in life and look at my marriage and see how utterly pitiful it is and have a bad day at work or just think life sucks, i think of my kids and how wonderful they are and how i did it single handedly alone. sorry, but the universities are a bit wrong. smart kids come from the average woman.

    Posted by lastblastkl on 2008-01-28 12:43:24 | Rating: | Views: 71
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They must find two bits of random information and stick them together on a graph or something!

I don't think it has anything to do with being curvy or skinny. That said, I have always been on the curvy side and as a kid I was so shy I just hid behind books and stuff, so I guess that's why I'm geared towards study more than say, my skinny sister, who at the same time was confident and out going (literally, she was never home!). But that's just us...hehe.

But nah...smart kids are smart first because they have found something (it's usually a specific subject) they love, they've worked hard, and have supportive parents (be that one or both parents).

I agree with your post. We are what we are and it has nothing to do with how we look. It comes from within. xxx
Posted by  chebtastic1  on 2008-01-28 13:16:53 
  
Hmm, now you have me thinking about the two--if not three--body types of women:P It's like: would you prefer a cup, a cone or a tub?:P

I see no relevance in waistlines...and I think fat more often is a hindrance than a help(but so so many take that too far and ruin their bodies to get thinner).

With my parents, it has been like talking to a brick wall and a puppet controlled by that wall. Trusting us, not an option(usually). Trusting them, expected...but then they may not be nice to you or invade your privacy. Not exactly my idea of good roots for success. Where my intellect comes from? The cosmos, I imagine.
Posted by  brainstormer  on 2008-01-28 22:16:05 
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