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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I agree with the have her tell the girl to join, but ride in back with her. Over time the groups will either naturally split or the boys will realize it does not really matter that someone else has joined. Also, is there a reason the other girl is not welcome? Is she flakey or always late? Maybe just tell your daughter it’s fine to agree that the group leaves on time regardless of who shows up. I could see kids not wanting to have to risk being late.[/quote] [b]They don’t like her because- and this is such typical MS BS- she tried to play matchmaker with mutual friends and was annoying when it didn’t work out. [/b] The girls can’t ride in the back- the boys aren’t meeting them at our house anymore. Since last week they’ve just been riding on their own. I assume this will all blow over but DD has been good friends with these boys since they were in elementary school and doesn’t want to lose their friendship. [/quote] I feel like people are just glossing over this, including OP, who is just saying that the girl was "annoying". What does that mean? It is possible for girls to sexually harass boys, you know...[/quote] This is NOT sexual harassment and middle schoolers use those words so so much to huge detriment for a few. [/quote]
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