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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The best thing you can do is be proactive about supporting new friendships. Drive DD and friend of her choice to a fun activity, host hangouts etc.[/quote] The friend who has been excluding her got the rest of my DD’s friends on her side. It used to be only 1 person, but it seems the whole group is now excluding her. They make it very obvious as well. [/quote] Then she needs to stop expecting inclusion and look for new friends. Wanting to be with people or inviting to something where you aren’t wanted is painful. But she needs to change her perspective of wanting them to be her friends, and move on. [/quote] Expecting inclusion? These were her friends. I see mom-of-a-mean-girl has found the string. [/quote]
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