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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]" I really, really hope that these weren't women who believe this although I suspect it is. You teach your children to be polite if they are going to reject someone, you don't teach them that they should disregard their feelings because someone else's are more important."

Wow, just wow.  The second part of this is exactly correct.

The first part, wow.  Why did you need to add this?

Who cares who stated the bad idea?  And doubly who cares what you suspect...[/quote]

I'll tell you why it matters. Because we Women (don't know if you're one) have traditionally been brought up to be more concerned with other people's things than what we want. And I hope that modern women aren't doing that to their daughters. I am shocked you would find that such a difficult concept![/quote]

DP.  I hope you're preparing your daughter for the embarrassment of rejection, should she ever be brave enough to ask a boy to dance, or invite a boy to a school dance.  Because obviously, boys should be equally able to say no to someone they don't want to dance with.  Right?[/quote]

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