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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m sorry, OP. It sucks. The exact same thing happened to my DD and I never spoke to the other girl’s mother again (we had been friends as well). I actually disagree with the advice above about not maligning this girl. Our DD knows very well what we think of kids who do this and we are not reserved about expressing it. We talk about the importance of avoiding a-holes and finding friends who are nice, and we model that behavior. It helps give her confidence. [/quote] How do you know this "avoiding a-holes" as you call it, isn't what's happening to this daughter?[/quote] You and others on this forum are the kind of people to think it’s okay to be left out without reason because the other person is “unpleasant” to be around. If that is the case, why not literally just say that instead of making it so noticeable that it gets to the point the other person is having a hard time. [/quote]
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