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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Everyone involved in this situation sounds awful, with the possible exception of the boy that OP's son doesn't like. [/quote] Not really- I think the difficult person is the mom of the boy OP's son doesn't like. My son has SN (I posted earlier) I would not try to force anyone to be his friend. It's disrespectful to my son- who happens to be a an amazing kid. He deserves to be around people who see his good qualities. If OP's son doesn't want to be friends with this boy- so be it. I wouldn't make anyone uncomfortable or embarrass myself/ my child. I think that's what is being missed here- maybe this boy isn't so desperate for friends that he would opt for someone who doesn't like him. My DS would not - he lets me know whether *he* clicks with someone before I set up a play date. This is a problem with the mom. [/quote]
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