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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You celebrate in your house and with your immediate family and maybe with some close friends (if and only if they do not have kids who are around the same age). Beyond that, I typically consider it to be bragging. [b]Think why you are sharing the news.[/b][/quote] Helpful, thanks. But I'm someone who's curious where friends' kids are going and would like to celebrate with them. Am I in the minority?[/quote] NP. Yes. Most people find the social media admissions posts very tacky, unless there is a very good reason (e.g a kid who had cancer in high school and yet still managed to get into college). You can celebrate admissions without knowing the schools. You’ll find out where they go in a few short months. [/quote] Exactly. It will come up in conversation at some point. [/quote]
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