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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You fit every stereotype OP[/quote] Still waiting for one decent explanation of why the cruel girl needs to be invited. Let's hear it. Examples have been provided in this thread, given those, justify why an invitation must be extended.[/quote] Don't you know hurt people hurt - not well adjusted people? I would try to stop the cycle which is why I said I would have my daughter either invite fewer girls or all of them. I don't condone being a bully, but I also know how to not exclude and be the bigger person.[/quote] The bigger person who's getting bullied and inviting someone who takes pleasure in hurting her. Bigger person is a way of protecting bullies.[/quote] The bully gets to win again in PPs scenario. The daughter can't invite who she wants, must leave some girls off, to spare the bully who torments her. Can't even have all her friends at her party. How sad.[/quote]
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