NOV 3, bi-lyrical limerick: 'disparity' (daughter and son)

poetry lyrics:/ A daughter they had (and a son):/ She loved water, (but he sailed for fun)./
She would swim (while he'd boat),/ More than him (while he'd gloat),/
A shy otter (his exploits would stun)./ She's a potter (for office, he'll run)./
Is this 'nature', or 'nurture', or none?

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