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Reply to "Need help in how to deal with a social situation from sons school"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote]I think it was both rude and exclusionary to reschedule their own in-group birthday gathering for the time when OP was having her own meet-up, and then change all their own RSVPs to her party from yes to no. Once you've RSVP'd to a party, you don't change your RSVP because a "better" party comes along. SO rude. SO mean. SO unkind. Who would want to be friends with people like that, except for social ladder climbing? [/quote] Yeah, it was definitely rude if that happened, but I don't think the point of going to the dinner is really to become good friends with these people. It's to form some relationship with and learn a bit more about her son's friends' parents. If my parents had done that for me (any my friends' parents had done that for them) it would have been a good thing for us and helped keep us out of trouble. [/quote]
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