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Reply to "If someone has too extravagant a party or home, would you not reciprocate?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] In a nutshell, yes, a lot of people think like you. I think like you! I have actively fought to correct myself over the years, knowing in my heart that parents want their children to have friends and don't mind visiting a significantly more modest home than theirs. My friend living in an apartment still hasn't invited me all these years, even though we have lunch together at my house or go out to eat regularly. I can only correct my behavior, not hers or anyone else's. [/quote] Agreed. We don’t ever invite other kids to our house because we are in a townhome and most of the kids at my kids’ schools are in million dollar homes. It sucks and it’s isolating. [/quote] Don’t do this. Seriously. While there are jerks everywhere, there are nice people everywhere too! [/quote]
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