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The person judging is OP - judging my teens, my “culture” (as if she even knows what that is!!), you for judging my personality.

Just no - no one is obligated to host Halloween at all, much less obligated to invite all their tween and teens’ friends’ parents.  Get a life and your own friends instead of trying to live through your kids.[/quote]

Ummmmm... I'm the OP. The person who started this thread asking how to support my kid.

How did this turn into crazy town with a side order of major culture bias?

Geez...no one even responded to my last question...too busy trying to out bully others. 🙄[/quote]

Hi OP,  I would wait this out for a week and see if anything shakes out. I have a middle school son and he periodically tells me about small tiffs at school that always seem to resolve themselves. Especially for boys, who seem to have pretty short memories. The other day he told me that friends A and B left friend C out of their weekend plans because friend C was cheating during their lunchtime games.

From what I have observed, kids dislike kids who brag too much, cheat at games/sports, and fail to stop teasing/roughhousing/being annoying when told to. Not sure if your son falls in any of those categories, but I keep those three things in mind whenever my kid expresses dislike for another kid - it’s usually because of one of those three things. [/quote]

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