The girl: What if I have to get glasses? I will look weird if I wear glasses.
Me: Why would you look weird? I wear glasses. Do I look weird?
TG: No. But I wasn’t talking about you, Mommy. I was talking about me.
The girl: What if I have to get glasses? I will look weird if I wear glasses.
Me: Why would you look weird? I wear glasses. Do I look weird?
TG: No. But I wasn’t talking about you, Mommy. I was talking about me.
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Oh, darling girl, you’ll NEVER look weird. Besides, I know I told you in kindergarten that all the best people wear glasses!
Of course she would look fabulous in glasses, like all of the best people do. But the kicker is that she doesn’t even need glasses, at least not yet. Based on genetics, however, I assume that will change.