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[quote=Anonymous]Here’s my problem with OP and her first post. In describing what happened, she threw in this sentence: “However, my DD is seen as a ‘cool’ girl because she is sporty, and the other girl is more artsy and creative.” It was completely unnecessary to do that. Has she not included that sentence, this is how that same paragraph would have read: My DD has begun pulling away from one of the girls in the group. It is not personal. They have different interests. Well apparently, there was a text spat between the girls - or some kind of misunderstanding - where the former friend wanted to hang out with DD and her new friends and my DD said no. The girl became incredibly upset, left school early, came come in tears, and the mom -- my friend -- got mad at me for allowing my DD to ‘drop’ and bully her child.” Why did OP have to share that her daughter is a “cool” girl? What does that add to the equation? Absolutely nothing. OP has a mean girl and is proud of it. That’s what’s going on here. [/quote]
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