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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Honestly  going by this thread t you seem annoying an immature, OP.

Whatever happened, happened 6+ years ago.

It apparently wasn't that bad that the others in the group cut her off.

The rest of the group still wants to hang with her.

She doesn't seem worried about hanging out with you.
This drama exists in your head only.

And now like a middle schooler you want to  paly don't invite her..

It all sounds very childish.

The group will survive without you in it but, you don't like that , you want things to revolve around you, which is why you have continue to  go to activities with the group despite your claim that you don't need to anymore
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I actually don’t want the group to revolve around me at all. I don’t like this woman and I don’t want to celebrate my birthday with her. I also don’t want to waste our summer or winter vacation with her and her family.

I can tolerate her at other people’s birthdays, dinners and parties. I don’t think I need to hang out with someone I dislike on a day to celebrate me.

I have 3 kids. They only invite the friends they want. The guest list is fluid from year to year. I’m a middle aged woman and I seem to be stuck with a person I dislike.

I already know I am 100% not traveling with them. I just have to decide if I want to have dinner with her to celebrate my own birthday.[/quote]

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