So on Facebook this morning (yes, I know, sorry) someone has started a discussion asking for opinions on a playdate their child went on. On this playdate their child and their friend went to the park in the company of only a 13 year old. The mum who posted on Facebook has never met the 13 year old and hadn't been asked if it was ok. She is clearly very pissed off. She is slagging the other mum off for being 'rough' and her partner has also jumped in with how it's lucky for the other mum that he isn't going to have a word with her. Other parents are gleefully joining in. I should add that this discussion is taking place on the page of someone who isn't on my friend's list so their privacy settings are shit.
Aibu to think that's a really shitty thing to do? The playdate mum may well have been out of order (after all I don't know how old the younger kids are or where the park in question is) but dragging her through the mud on Facebook with such unnecessary personal comments and without even having checked facts with her first is horrible isn't it? Especially when it's clear that everyone can see it?
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to think she lost the moral high ground here?
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chorltonrocks · 19/09/2014 07:48
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