Anonymous wrote:(I was reported to Jeff who then, as his job, deleted me. My guess is he does that with anyone who gets reported and I don’t blame him).
Anonymous wrote:Someone deleted, then said all sorts of things that were inaccurate, bragged about reporting the posts, called people who weren’t me me, called me names, etc. Felt the need to correct the record because of that —![]()
Get bent? 👍🏻
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope, not a moderator, why I have never reported or deleted a post written by someone else. I am cheering for the Knicks — so nice what is done for the city! Deranged is a strong word choice, and again, I don’t think attacking the character of an anonymous person rather than the content of what they have said or implying they are a bad person or mother is not a strong comeback. Leave it alone, stop deleting posts and personally attacking people. Otherwise, it will all just continue on. Clearly, this back and forth is entertaining or provoking you, otherwise you’d drop it.
Knicks in five.
Please get bent. I’m not “deleting posts.” Go idiot at someone who cares about you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope, not a moderator, why I have never reported or deleted a post written by someone else. I am cheering for the Knicks — so nice what is done for the city! Deranged is a strong word choice, and again, I don’t think attacking the character of an anonymous person rather than the content of what they have said or implying they are a bad person or mother is not a strong comeback. Leave it alone, stop deleting posts and personally attacking people. Otherwise, it will all just continue on. Clearly, this back and forth is entertaining or provoking you, otherwise you’d drop it.
Knicks in five.
Please get bent. I’m not “deleting posts.” Go idiot at someone who cares about you.
Anonymous wrote:Nope, not a moderator, why I have never reported or deleted a post written by someone else. I am cheering for the Knicks — so nice what is done for the city! Deranged is a strong word choice, and again, I don’t think attacking the character of an anonymous person rather than the content of what they have said or implying they are a bad person or mother is not a strong comeback. Leave it alone, stop deleting posts and personally attacking people. Otherwise, it will all just continue on. Clearly, this back and forth is entertaining or provoking you, otherwise you’d drop it.
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Really, really? You just can’t not stop wishing ill on the children of people who don’t think pouring over the insta page of a HS that recently suffered an unspeakable tragedy is a good idea — just can’t stop.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am not Brearley mom, I have DC at another city private, I have no connection to of the girl schools, and you who pick at and freak at that mother are a hell of a lot worse than she is.
i guess i have been sympathetic to her daughter's plight but the constant negative comments about the girls at the school just got to me.
i actually didn't mind her commentary on the school administration, that's fair game.
You are mean as hell. If your kid had been bullied you’d feel differently. You and too many others here have no empathy whatsoever for anyone - anyone - and you police her as if the HOS or a girl at that school is poring over this board and would be hurt. Please grow up.
We had a child bullied for a short period of time, twice at different schools. 5th grade. We had it addressed by speaking to the parents and the school. Could it have been handled better, yes in one case, no in another case. So we understand her issue - but that doesn't mean I would insult all the kids that go to the school.
She doesn't deserve empathy given how she talks about kids.
Your constant perseveration about her views ruined more conversation than she did.
If you all stop invoking her, maybe she'll go away.
Anyway, congratulations to the Class of 2026, which this thread is presumably about. I will say that HM had a lovely, if hot, graduation ceremony on Thursday. It was joyous, and the many grads I spoke to that day were truly excited about heading off to college in the fall. They've moved on, and so should some of you parents.
I didn’t. Stop. Policing. This. Board.
Glad your grad day was good. Move on.
And yet, here she is
The kids are alright. Yours will be, too.
But yours may not be in the long view; your passive aggression makes it so unlikely that you’re an even okay mom.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am not Brearley mom, I have DC at another city private, I have no connection to of the girl schools, and you who pick at and freak at that mother are a hell of a lot worse than she is.
i guess i have been sympathetic to her daughter's plight but the constant negative comments about the girls at the school just got to me.
i actually didn't mind her commentary on the school administration, that's fair game.
You are mean as hell. If your kid had been bullied you’d feel differently. You and too many others here have no empathy whatsoever for anyone - anyone - and you police her as if the HOS or a girl at that school is poring over this board and would be hurt. Please grow up.
We had a child bullied for a short period of time, twice at different schools. 5th grade. We had it addressed by speaking to the parents and the school. Could it have been handled better, yes in one case, no in another case. So we understand her issue - but that doesn't mean I would insult all the kids that go to the school.
She doesn't deserve empathy given how she talks about kids.
Your constant perseveration about her views ruined more conversation than she did.
If you all stop invoking her, maybe she'll go away.
Anyway, congratulations to the Class of 2026, which this thread is presumably about. I will say that HM had a lovely, if hot, graduation ceremony on Thursday. It was joyous, and the many grads I spoke to that day were truly excited about heading off to college in the fall. They've moved on, and so should some of you parents.
I didn’t. Stop. Policing. This. Board.
Glad your grad day was good. Move on.
And yet, here she is
The kids are alright. Yours will be, too.
But yours may not be in the long view; your passive aggression makes it so unlikely that you’re an even okay mom.