robinb
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Mermaid02 said:So after the movie they get to "I's" house and "B" acts like she was supposed to stay there for the night. Says she "misunderstood". Her parents don't know these people at all- I hope it was okay that she stayed there, but I wasn't going to go chase her down in the middle of the night.
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High School is crappy.
Sorry, but not matter how crappy HS is and how catty "B" was to your DD she was your responsibility. It would not have been ok with me for my HS aged DD to stay with people I don't know. Her parents left "B" in your care and and you had the responsibility to "chased her down" and bring her home with you. Failing that, you should have called her parents to do the chasing or make the decision to have her sleep somewhere else.
I saw things (and had things happen to me) like this in college and even now that I'm out of college. Fortunately, I'm old enough now that it doesn't get to me like it did in high school. Just remind your daughter that friends who make her feel bad aren't friends at all. Once I realized that for myself, and cut those people out, I had a lot less heartache in my life (and found out what real friends were!) Good luck to her!
to Megan...girls are evil.



Was that the one that I told you I watched Elf the night before?
DD didn't want to make a big deal about it because she said we will sound "poor" if she makes a big deal out of $5.
Anyway, I found out about this today when I was dropping DD and another friend off. They had been trying to call the friend who steals and she wouldn't answer the phone. She called just as we were pulling up to the theater and got all huffy because I wouldn't come get her. She had just woken up at 3PM! Hello, you don't just sleep all day then expect people to stop what they are doing and come pick your lazy @$$ up! She called the other girl on her cell phone and swindled her into paying for her ticket while she tried to get a ride.