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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don't bring your baby to lunch. Problem solved. The world is not going to change for you. If you don't want your baby exposed to certain things, shield it from them.[/quote] My son has to come. It's not an option to see her without bringing him. She has a young child as well. I am visiting from out of town. I am wondering how to say it nicely not IF I should say it at all. [/quote] What? You're visiting from out of town? So your child has no exposure to this friend except for this one lunch. And your primary source is from emails and texts. Whatever OP. Sounds like you already made up your mind but do you or your husband never curse? Oh next post: How can I politely tell my husband to stop cursing around our child?[/quote] Yes we do cuss but we don't do it all the time or in public. My friend cusses like a salior. My primary source is not texting or emails. I'm not sure where you got that idea. I think it's odd he can't control cussing in emails or texts messages. I asked him to stop cussing all the time because it comes across as immature. Anyway I have decided not to meet up anymore. [/quote]
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