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[quote=Anonymous][quote]It is definitely mean behavior to say he cannot meet up with them after the party, and to back out of saying they would do so. Whether it is intentionally mean or just extremely inconsiderate tweens is hard to tell based on the info we have.

Why should he have to change himself? FWIW, my son has a friend from an elementary that he likes, and hangs out with one one one to do certain activities together, but tends not to invite to join group things. The rest of the kids like rap music and watching youtube videos, this kid dislikes both. Why should this kid have to change who he is and what he enjoys for other kids to accept him? And why should yours?

I see. Your kid is a user and you’re proud of it. Great job mom.[/quote]
Yeah, that must be it.  Just like I am a user for having one friend that I play pickleball with, but don't invite to my book club, or another who I do water walking with, but have never invited to a happy hour.  Every person must be invited to every event, or you are a bad person.[/quote]

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