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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Those teens are feeling their chemistry— I’m sure it is palpable. Don’t lie to your kids[/quote] I can't, they are old enough to have their own opinions and also distance themselves. They don't want to distance from their friends, it's not their fault. It's adults screwing things up, and a sad adult like myself caught in the middle inadvertently and not handling this burden well. [/quote] Why are you respoonsible for handling a burden here? The. Kids. Can. Get. Together. Under their own steam. They aren't little kids. Meanwhile you can stop being caught in the middle by removing this woman from your life. If this is a case of "But we're in a larger social group of families that do things together" etc. -- you are not too old to find new friends and break out of the social circle stuff. Yes, I'm the PP from above. I just am sorry to keep hearing you sound like you feel so trapped and have to keep the relationship. You really don't have to! [/quote]
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