I understand why they didn’t invite you |
Yours wasn’t really even a story, though. At least not a good one. |
+1 The text you sent about invite-only Fridays is not a good look. |
Yeah. And why start a thread to trash what women do. Don’t we have enough of that already in life? |
How is this a clique? They probably had each others phone numbers and the person organizing it invited everyone they knew. It sounds nice that so many people were invited.
You sound aggressive and mean. |
Are all these moms invited to that event? Or is this for your own clique? |
Update us on Monday! |
This sounds cliquey. Only people who do what you want can stay in the thread? WTF. |
Agree. This is a group a friends, what makes it a “mom clique?” Not putting an invite in the PTA newsletter? Maybe they should have rented out the restaurant and invited every mom at the school |
What did that mom you texted say? Did you ever mention anything about planning an event at winery before to any of the "15" moms you saw there that day? |
The worst part is OP its making it unnecessarily hard for her kid(s) to socialize. And even if your kids are prefectly nice, one wants to engage with the Red Flag Mama |
15 moms is not a clique. |
Most of those moms won’t even remember seeing OP by Monday morning because it was such a nonevent. |
I’m pretty ballsy usually but that text was way off. |
I agree OP's text was bad form (why reveal that it bothered you?! Just act like you don't care and move on!) BUT I do think it was a bit clique-y because of the number of moms. A group of 15 is huge. If OP knew all or most of the mons, and they were all mons from the same school, it is a bit clique-y to do something that big and not invite OP.
Sure, maybe the organizer doesn't know OP, but if other people there do, it's a little surprising that none of them said anything to her. Indicating that the group or outing are at least somewhat exclusive, which is what a clique is. |