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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So many boy moms on this thread justifying their kids being a-holes.  Honestly, I'm sure they are the same ones who justify their collage age sons bullying women.

Most of my friends with boys would be worried about a girl riding alone, even if they didn't like her.

I am hopefully it's just one really ignorant #boymom and not a lot of you being such terrible parents.[/quote]

The two girls are able to ride together. What is your problem?[/quote]

My problem is the OP's DD wanted to ride with her friends.  The boys are not only excluding the one girl, but dropped the OP's DD and all you boy moms are defending that behavior.

I wouldn't want my DD to have anything to do with a group of boys like this - but maybe as a #boymom OMG YAY you approve of this type of behavior?[/quote]

You clearly don't have a middle school boy or girl. They aren't all going to be friends skipping to school singing Kumbaya all the time.[/quote]

I have three middle school kids.  Two girls and a boy. My son would never ditch a "friend" but I also wouldn't allow him to have friends like your kids.[/quote]

I have two boys and a girl. My girl has suffered FAR more abuse from other girls than from any of the boys. ever. I don't believe you at all.[/quote]

Again, red herring.

The issue is THIS group of boys dropped their friend because she wanted to be inclusive.  If you feel the need to talk about your kids, start another post.[/quote]

+1[/quote]

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