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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What you're not seeming to grasp OP is that if you allow your son to effectively reject your friend's son at this early stage, no effort made - you will lose this friend completely. In fact I would say there's a chance she'll never speak to you again.[/quote] +1[/quote] I do grasp it. After these interactions, I'm actually hoping she'll "never speak to me again." If you read the post, you would have seen that we were acquaintances. Our superficial interactions were positive, but now that I'm getting to know her, I see otherwise. The real problem here is I was trying to be nice. [/quote] Have there been more interactions? I read about a mom asking about one playdate before starting a new school. Not a big deal to have one playdate. I also read that you enjoyed the mom's company during this get together. So I have no idea why you are now saying that you'd prefer to "never speak to her again". This all just seems so overblown. I can't believe people are this insecure that they can't spend an hour or two with someone who isn't their bestie. [/quote]
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