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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My son wants an all-boys birthday party but he has a friend whose mom drags the little sister to all the parties. She’s a sweetheart but we have a limited headcount and she would be the only girl at the party. Should I just let her tag along anyway or should I tell the mom we only want boys? The party involves an activity similar to laser tag. [/quote] I don't see what her gender has to do with it. Surely, if your kid is old enough to play laser tag, then it's a drop off party right? Just say "Just a heads up that we can't accommodate siblings due to the headcount, but feel free to drop off!" [/quote] I agree. He is being a misygonistic jerk about this. [/quote] He's a little boy who wants a boys only party just like girls want only "girls" party! He has lots of time before he can be accused of misygonistic jerk![/quote] Misogyny starts early. He probably gets it from his father.[/quote] Our next door neighbors five year old daughter demanded an all girls party. My son, who she sometimes plays with, wasn’t invited while our other neighbors daughters were. Is that also misogyny?[/quote] I have boys and not invited the neighborhood girls. Never thought anything of it.[/quote]
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