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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I disagree with the do-nothing poster. She reached out and they are struggling. I think it’s appropriate to check in with her conversationally or be more generous with invitations for her/the kid. I don’t think you can fix their problems, but I think it would be kind to be a little more available. [/quote] I agree. The person telling you not to get involved is a monster. You don't need to take sides. But this mother is in pain. Of course you should be kind. [/quote] Where did anyone post anything saying not to be kind? If the op does not get involved and continues to act normally, she is being kind. She does it have to insert herself into this situation any more than what she has already with in previous interactions. Why are some of you guilting her like this is her responsibility or she isn’t kind? [/quote]
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