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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Mean girl is now experiencing the same behavior and is looking for friends. Your DD should blow her off. [/quote] Perhaps Mean Girl is seeing how awful that group is and really isn't comfortable with it herself. Maybe she is looking for friends and a way out. OP's daughter is under no obligation to provide that to her; but I think it's significant that mean girl recognized her behavior and actually apologized. OP's DD can choose to do what she thinks is right, though at a minimum I think "right" would be to accept the apology and let mean girl know she appreciates the apology. If mean girl is showing additional interest in rekindling a friendship, then OP's DD can let her know that even though she appreciates the apology, she was very hurt and is not interested.[/quote]
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