Anonymous
09/30/2024 15:52
Subject: DD refusing to go to homecoming
This is such a sad post.
Anonymous
09/30/2024 15:51
Subject: DD refusing to go to homecoming
Good lord. Leave her alone! It's embarrassing enough for her!
Anonymous
09/30/2024 15:50
Subject: DD refusing to go to homecoming
Leave her alone!
I didn't go to junior year homecoming and I went to a party at a farm for senior year homecoming because the official venue was at a racist and anti-Semitic club.
Not going to junior year homecoming didn't affect my life at all, and the farm party was a positive experience.
Back off, please.
I didn't go to junior year homecoming and I went to a party at a farm for senior year homecoming because the official venue was at a racist and anti-Semitic club.
Not going to junior year homecoming didn't affect my life at all, and the farm party was a positive experience.
Back off, please.
Anonymous
09/30/2024 15:49
Subject: DD refusing to go to homecoming
Anonymous wrote:DD is a junior and I really want her to go to homecoming since it's a classic and, in my mind, important HS experience. However, she recently had a big falling out with her friend group and as such will have no one to go with. She doesn't have a date. However, she has a decent amount of acquaintances who she knows will be at the dance, and I'm hoping she can hang out with them.
However, she's being absolutely firm. Is there anything I can say or do to change her mind?
Here's something that will blow your mind OP. In some parts of the country, homecoming dances are not a thing. It doesn't happen. The earth still spins and the sun comes up.
Anonymous
09/30/2024 15:48
Subject: Re:DD refusing to go to homecoming
Such a horrible post. Leave her alone OP.
Please let this be a joke.
Anonymous
09/30/2024 15:47
Subject: DD refusing to go to homecoming
Let it go. She doesn't have to go. She will likely go to prom next year. I never went to homecoming and was a well adjusted happy teen, relatively, with no friend group fallout.
Anonymous
09/30/2024 15:45
Subject: DD refusing to go to homecoming
I have no clue whether I went to junior year HoCo, and it does not impact my life at all.
Anonymous
09/30/2024 15:40
Subject: DD refusing to go to homecoming
Anonymous wrote:Leave her alone.
Yes. Please leave her alone.
Anonymous
09/30/2024 15:35
Subject: DD refusing to go to homecoming
Step back pushy mom. Yikes. What a control freak.
Anonymous
09/30/2024 15:30
Subject: DD refusing to go to homecoming
She doesn't want to go.
She isn't you.
She is plenty old enough to make her own decisions.
You had your chance for homecoming. I am sure there are adult dances somewhere if you are desperate to relive your high school years.
She isn't you.
She is plenty old enough to make her own decisions.
You had your chance for homecoming. I am sure there are adult dances somewhere if you are desperate to relive your high school years.
Anonymous
09/30/2024 15:30
Subject: DD refusing to go to homecoming
Why not let her have her journey?
If you think she might change her mind, make sure she has a dress and tickets.
If she is not going to the dance - how about doing something else fun instead? Go get nails done at a place late in the day when the classmates are gone.
Go to a movie she wants to see - or stream something at home.
If you think she might change her mind, make sure she has a dress and tickets.
If she is not going to the dance - how about doing something else fun instead? Go get nails done at a place late in the day when the classmates are gone.
Go to a movie she wants to see - or stream something at home.
Anonymous
09/30/2024 15:29
Subject: DD refusing to go to homecoming
Oh my jeeze. Let her decide on her own.
Anonymous
09/30/2024 15:27
Subject: Re:DD refusing to go to homecoming
Leave the poor girl alone. HC is not an iconic experience.
Anonymous
09/30/2024 15:27
Subject: DD refusing to go to homecoming
Leave her alone.
Anonymous
09/30/2024 15:24
Subject: DD refusing to go to homecoming
DD is a junior and I really want her to go to homecoming since it's a classic and, in my mind, important HS experience. However, she recently had a big falling out with her friend group and as such will have no one to go with. She doesn't have a date. However, she has a decent amount of acquaintances who she knows will be at the dance, and I'm hoping she can hang out with them.
However, she's being absolutely firm. Is there anything I can say or do to change her mind?
However, she's being absolutely firm. Is there anything I can say or do to change her mind?