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[quote=Anonymous]This is a tough situation, but it sounds like your daughter and her friends are handling it really well. They’re standing up for themselves when Larla is rude but aren’t outright excluding her, which is a pretty mature balance. Still, it makes sense that they’d sometimes prefer to spend time without her, and that’s okay. Friendships don’t have to be all or nothing. If Larla gets upset about not being invited to everything, they can be honest—sometimes friends just want one-on-one time, and that’s normal. When Larla says something rude, your daughter might try shifting from just correcting her to setting firmer boundaries. She could call it out more directly, redirect the conversation, or even respond with humor or indifference. If Larla keeps being difficult, it’s okay for your daughter to decide how much she wants to engage with her. [/quote]
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