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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yup. Just tell her to ride with her friend on the back. She doesn't have to dump her group. They are going to dump her for riding with her friend. Then, there's a teaching moment for you. [/quote] OP here-- yeah that's what happened- the group dumped her. And they're good friends of hers, so she's upset since she wants to ride with all of them. They all used to meet at our house, so it's not so simple as all riding together since the group has now just been going on their own. First world problem but it's really upset DD and she doesn't know how to handle. [/quote] A life lesson, which hurts, unfortunately. But those kids apparently don't feel the loyalty to your daughter that she seems to feel for them. I'm a parent to a teen boy, and boys can really suck. I spend a lot of time trying to guide and teach my kid not to be a jerk because of momentary convenience for him. I'm sorry it hurts, and the hurt is very understandable. But perhaps she might reevaluate and see she may not want to hang with people who so easily ditch her for their own needs. [/quote]
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