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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, why do you care? If you don’t want to read it, then don’t read it.
I’ve asked questions on here. It doesn’t mean I’m obsessed about it. I like to see others point of view on situations.[/quote]

Because it's really weird! I'm curious about how these people justify such weird behavior to themselves. You know you are making things worse when you reach out to the other parents right?

The type of people who are raising mean girls and bullies are most likely not going to be responsive to your concerns.[/quote]\

You see, you equate it to being mean.  That's far from the truth for us.  I am thrilled that my kid has LOTS of friends in different groups.  She may go the mall one day with soccer friends (only) and then the next day to Fields of Fear with her old elementary school/neighborhood friends and the following day to a movie with her swim friends. If you were a kid my daughter knew from chorus, you would interpret this as by kid being mean and leaving her out.  No, it just means that she is spending her time with this or that group.  It results in her seeing some friends frequently and others less frequently.  It also results in her rarely being about to get together with someone if she wanted to because there are so many to pick from.  If your circle is small, your invitations are small.  It does not reflect on my kid or yours.  It's just a choice on how big your circle of friends is...[/quote]

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