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[quote=Anonymous]My husband and I have tended to gravitate to people in our income bracket.  It just made more sense for us to hang out with people who made the same amount of money as we did and could do the same types of things we can.

Recently, my daughter has begun to hang out on the playground with a new girl who is of a different income level and has very much enjoyed playing with her.  Her mother and I have hit it off and also begun hanging out.  I've noticed, we are VERY different.  We approach things differently and handle just about every aspect of life differently.  I've enjoyed the friendship that I've begun to form with this woman, because I find her sense of humor, her love of her child, and our easy way with each other to be very comfortable.

I've had her over to my house last week for a playdate and next week I'm going to hers.

I'm a little uncomfortable about this next step and was thinking of cancelling and making up an excuse.  I know that she and I get along so well - as do our daughters, but somehow the difference in our financial status just seems so large.

Has anyone else had this issue in a friendship?[/quote]

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