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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You seem oddly invested in you DD's social life. Maybe time to step away. I was the popular kid in school, and my daughter just isn't. She's more introverted than I am, and I love her and accept that. If your DD is really asking for your help, maybe organize some parties and activities like a concert or ice skating and have her invite some people she's like to be friends with. Or get your friends that have similar age kids and make it a casual mom and daughter activity.[/quote]

I hate to see PPs like this. There is nothing odd about caring about your DD and wishing her a happy life. We are supposed to be there for our kids, even in Middle School. Heck, my own mom still cares about my life and gives good advice.  OP, take the advice from other PPs who say to be her friend and help her as much as you see appropriate (and that she wants). You are a good mom and she will be fine. FWIW, my DD is not very popular but has connected with a few nice girls. She has no interest in the "popular" girls as they are generally not very friendly at her school. Popular does not necessarily equal well-liked, or success later in life. [/quote]

I agree.  Every single mom wants their child to be happy.  However, with things like this, remember that it hurts us much more than it hurts them. You can't control everything, and if you try to, it often backfires.  [/quote]

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