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It's a cousin, as family it's acceptable to back hand them. Teach them to keep their remarks to themselves til they're old enough to have an opinion.
"old enough to have an opinion" What is wrong with you? Children should be allowed to have an opinion from any age. This is not about opinions. This is about a rude comment. That is not the same thing.
I actually was never fond of the idea of saying "I'm just big boned" supposing that were true then if you ever really wanted to go all out and try to get a slim, toned body you'd be ****** I'm not saying you have to, bigger girls can still be unbelievably gorgeous, but if you ever wanted to you couldn't, and that's far more depressing to me than having a little more on you
She probably just has 9-year old syndrome. A disorder all kids get that turn them into evil brats. Some kids just don't grow out of it...
"No, these are for you! We're putting you up for adoption! Isn't that exciting?"
My friend really is big-boned. He's also pretty overweight, but even with all that extra weight, you can still see his rib cage. If he was to get down to a weight that would be normal for someone his height, he'd look bony and disgusting, as all his bones would just stick out.
Ok so we should lie and say "I'm not big boned. I'm just fat." Yeah that sounds muuuuuuuuch better.
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She's nine, so I'd just ignore her. If she's really annoying, say yes and tell her you'll send her a brochure for next year.
Cousin. 9-year-old cousin. Reading comprehension, I swear. Goes right out the window when you're trying to get that first comment, huh?