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<blockquote data-quote="EllieB" data-source="post: 2595025" data-attributes="member: 294326"><p>Susan is a very classic, traditional name. It is really a name that fits any kind of person: smart or dumb; adventurous or lazy; kind or rude; etc.</p><p></p><p>I wouldnt be surprised if a Susan went to Harvard, but I also wouldnt be surprised if a Susan was working at the 7-11 and was supporting two kids before she was 21...</p><p></p><p>*edit*</p><p>to ..................: Prodigal is not the word you are looking for. Prodigal means someone who spends money/resources recklessly, someone who is wasteful..... You're thinking of is prodigy... and I dont know very many people who would turn down a prodigy..... Nor are prodigies formed through excessive smothering (as you seem to think).. they're formed through natural talent and determination. It's not something you can just force on someone. That's why they're so rare and looked upon highly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="EllieB, post: 2595025, member: 294326"] Susan is a very classic, traditional name. It is really a name that fits any kind of person: smart or dumb; adventurous or lazy; kind or rude; etc. I wouldnt be surprised if a Susan went to Harvard, but I also wouldnt be surprised if a Susan was working at the 7-11 and was supporting two kids before she was 21... *edit* to ..................: Prodigal is not the word you are looking for. Prodigal means someone who spends money/resources recklessly, someone who is wasteful..... You're thinking of is prodigy... and I dont know very many people who would turn down a prodigy..... Nor are prodigies formed through excessive smothering (as you seem to think).. they're formed through natural talent and determination. It's not something you can just force on someone. That's why they're so rare and looked upon highly. [/QUOTE]
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