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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I know it's hard because these moms are in your neighborhood, but do you really want these type of people as your friends? I think this type of woman has clearly not outgrown the 15 year old teenage girl mentality. If I were in your shoes, I would be polite and say hi, but not extend anything more. You don't want to be around this negative energy and have their immaturity affect the way you live your life. It always seems that people like this are unkind to others because they are unhappy about some part of their life, and making others feel bad gives them some sense of mistaken power. You are better than this and you deserve friends who recognize that! Keep these woman at a distance and maintain your other healthier relationships. Good luck OP![/quote]

I agree with this.  If you need further proof that these women don't make for good friends anyway, go back and read the posts that crop up periodically by people asking for permission to dump their friends for one reason or another.  Status is what matters to "cliquey" moms, not emotional bonds.[/quote]

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