Tall girls have it vastly easier in life than guys of any height. That’s like saying you shouldn’t have kids because they might be male and therefore disadvantaged.
if the two parents are of differing genetic background, the likelihood of unique rearrangement is maybe more likely but that's different from mutations, which happen at the same rate regardless
Some liberal feminist girls behave well if you’re high value enough, which might be their inherent nature coming through. But I’ve never associated with one for more than a few months so long term probably backfires
Girl who’s that age and has had a couple of relationships but not really hooked up has probably examined the dating scene, decided the casual aspect wasn’t of much interest, and opted for meaningful relationships. An 18 year old hasn’t had time to manifest these kinds of opinions in their dating history as they haven’t been to the meat grinder that is college.
Medical school IS difficult, but we're all here because we're workhorses with strong time management skills -- generally we can maintain some life balance. There are times when you'll have to make sacrifices with family, dating, gym, etc. particularly during parts of your third year and intern year of residency. Residency as a whole can be quite challenging as well, but some fields aren't too bad (surgical ones are usually worse). After residency your schedule is largely what you want (option of…
The attrition rate for US medical students is about 4%, which is extremely low. I just finished my first year at a US med school, I and most of my classmates have enough time to study appropriately, date, and exercise regularly. As do the 2nd years, 3rd year can be harder at times, and 4th year is almost a vacation.
thats not what im claiming. im claiming the students who stay and survive generally have time for other things as long as they're not shit at time management.
if shes in the US, very few med students drop out or "switch majors" and there's definitely time for dating and other shit if you manage your time properly
Because they can’t actually comprehend the concept of unknowingly raising someone else’s kid. The closest situation would be if their child was unknowing switched at birth and they didn’t find out until they were 5 — would she want to continue raising someone else’s kid or switch back? And even that lacks the element of betrayal so it’s not really the same
