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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In 10 years, she'll be writing about how her husband's middle-aged transformation into a raging, alcoholic piece of shit left her realizing she should have nurtured her village. There's nothing special about a stuck-up new mom who takes aim at fellow moms to feel better than them only to regret it as her marriage degrades over time and her children get older and much more complex.[/quote]

Did you read it? They pushed her out. She'll find another village when her DCs are school-aged.[/quote]

Some of it seemed like just a natural fade out but the detail that made me feel bad for her was when she invited them to her daughter's birthday party and they made plans to hang out with each other (without her) at the party she hosted. That does seem cold and also would have hurt my feelings.[/quote]
 
That was such a nasty b move. They wanted her to know they were leaving her out. How absolutely low to do that at her kid's bday party. That says all I need to know about this group.[/quote]

Yes. A major pet peeve of mine is grown adults who act like middle schoolers when they are guests in someone else's home (or at an event hosted by someone else). It incredibly childish. If you don't like the host, don't come to her party. This is very easy. Coming and then closing ranks into your clubby little group is just awful manners.[/quote]

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