Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, there is a mom like this I have to interact with a lot. She is just a total B to me, and I thought I was the only one who doesn’t like her because from what I could observe at first she is nice to others. But I noticed she doesn’t get invited on play dates or the birthday circuit. I guarantee you that others have noticed how rude she is and think less of her, not you.
eh, I would imagine that the Queen Bee of the swim team is not lacking for play dates and birthday parties. Basically, the social queen bee of the neighborhood is giving Op a very public cold shoulder and Op is mystified as to why.
I’m “Queen Bee” in my HOA and deal with a Mom like OP. Single parent (so have to keep an eye on her). Renter. Always brings Store-bought cookies to pot lucks because she’s “just so busy. Just doesn’t look like a resident of our HOA.
It’s just tiring to deal with her.
Exhausting I'm sure.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, there is a mom like this I have to interact with a lot. She is just a total B to me, and I thought I was the only one who doesn’t like her because from what I could observe at first she is nice to others. But I noticed she doesn’t get invited on play dates or the birthday circuit. I guarantee you that others have noticed how rude she is and think less of her, not you.
eh, I would imagine that the Queen Bee of the swim team is not lacking for play dates and birthday parties. Basically, the social queen bee of the neighborhood is giving Op a very public cold shoulder and Op is mystified as to why.
I’m “Queen Bee” in my HOA and deal with a Mom like OP. Single parent (so have to keep an eye on her). Renter. Always brings Store-bought cookies to pot lucks because she’s “just so busy. Just doesn’t look like a resident of our HOA.
It’s just tiring to deal with her.
Anonymous wrote:Could it be jealously because of looks? Meaning she’s maybe overweight and unattractive and your thin and still good looking? Sounds juvenile but some adults still act this way, almost like Junior High like.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm swim team mom and I dislike (hate is way too strong) you because of how you ask your questions. Your emails imply you think something is wrong or can be taken as complaints, but you offer little of your time to help. You sit on the sidelines with a sour puss because you're offended people don't come to you and ask you to get involved. I understand you feel left out and this is your personality, but it takes way too much effort to baby you along. I wish you'd just be like all the other parents and ask "what can I do to help?". I just feel so drained dealing with you, I'd prefer to keep my distance.
Oh, also, you speak negatively of others a lot. I can't stand gossip, especially of people I know, so I just don't want you in my life. I'm sorry if that hurts your feelings but I'll never exclude your kids because of you.
Oops, I should add, I'm not "really" swim-team mom. I'm another group mom and this is why I have a relationship like you describe in your OP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, there is a mom like this I have to interact with a lot. She is just a total B to me, and I thought I was the only one who doesn’t like her because from what I could observe at first she is nice to others. But I noticed she doesn’t get invited on play dates or the birthday circuit. I guarantee you that others have noticed how rude she is and think less of her, not you.
eh, I would imagine that the Queen Bee of the swim team is not lacking for play dates and birthday parties. Basically, the social queen bee of the neighborhood is giving Op a very public cold shoulder and Op is mystified as to why.
I’m “Queen Bee” in my HOA and deal with a Mom like OP. Single parent (so have to keep an eye on her). Renter. Always brings Store-bought cookies to pot lucks because she’s “just so busy. Just doesn’t look like a resident of our HOA.
It’s just tiring to deal with her.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, there is a mom like this I have to interact with a lot. She is just a total B to me, and I thought I was the only one who doesn’t like her because from what I could observe at first she is nice to others. But I noticed she doesn’t get invited on play dates or the birthday circuit. I guarantee you that others have noticed how rude she is and think less of her, not you.
eh, I would imagine that the Queen Bee of the swim team is not lacking for play dates and birthday parties. Basically, the social queen bee of the neighborhood is giving Op a very public cold shoulder and Op is mystified as to why.
I’m “Queen Bee” in my HOA and deal with a Mom like OP. Single parent (so have to keep an eye on her). Renter. Always brings Store-bought cookies to pot lucks because she’s “just so busy. Just doesn’t look like a resident of our HOA.
It’s just tiring to deal with her.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, there is a mom like this I have to interact with a lot. She is just a total B to me, and I thought I was the only one who doesn’t like her because from what I could observe at first she is nice to others. But I noticed she doesn’t get invited on play dates or the birthday circuit. I guarantee you that others have noticed how rude she is and think less of her, not you.
eh, I would imagine that the Queen Bee of the swim team is not lacking for play dates and birthday parties. Basically, the social queen bee of the neighborhood is giving Op a very public cold shoulder and Op is mystified as to why.
Anonymous wrote:OP, there is a mom like this I have to interact with a lot. She is just a total B to me, and I thought I was the only one who doesn’t like her because from what I could observe at first she is nice to others. But I noticed she doesn’t get invited on play dates or the birthday circuit. I guarantee you that others have noticed how rude she is and think less of her, not you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sometimes being disliked/liked is very irrational. Do you know the ‘ex girlfriend effect’? Let’s say you remind somehow someone that the person dislike/liked in the past, that can form an unconscious bias in the judgement.
+1
Anonymous wrote:I'm swim team mom and I dislike (hate is way too strong) you because of how you ask your questions. Your emails imply you think something is wrong or can be taken as complaints, but you offer little of your time to help. You sit on the sidelines with a sour puss because you're offended people don't come to you and ask you to get involved. I understand you feel left out and this is your personality, but it takes way too much effort to baby you along. I wish you'd just be like all the other parents and ask "what can I do to help?". I just feel so drained dealing with you, I'd prefer to keep my distance.
Oh, also, you speak negatively of others a lot. I can't stand gossip, especially of people I know, so I just don't want you in my life. I'm sorry if that hurts your feelings but I'll never exclude your kids because of you.