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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. I told him about the comments.  He was like “don’t they know who I’m. I was bringing water and food at the last tournament.”  [b]Then he said maybe it’s better if the sports is a girl thing meaning that DD and I should attend sporting events.
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I told him to stop coming early to car line months ago.[/quote]

OP, the bolded is a wise choice.

So rearrange your responsibilities so that you can drop and pick her up most of the time. It doesn't really matter what others think. The other girls are uncomfortable with him being there, so he needs to make himself less visible.

I was overly cautious about men as a teenager. Any man other than my father and uncles seemed like a dangerous person. It was an overeaction, but it could get someone in trouble. I once saw a man who had fallen on the street near the metro, and I screamed and ran hysterically all the way home. My parents were shocked, and they kept asking me if he had touched me or moved towards me or even spoken to me. He had not even looked in my direction. I could see in their eyes that they were very confused even though they tried to hide their confusion. It was an awkward stage. I was supposed to be a little more independent, but I was still not sure what was creepy/dangerous behavior and what wasn't. Luckily, once anyone realized how uncomfortable I was, they stayed away and/or avoided making eye contact.

These girls are probably trying to figure out how to be more independent and to trust their instincts. It's not easy at this age.[/quote]

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