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to be sick of being forgotten when a group of mums I like never invite me

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caratcake · 26/06/2009 22:06

I am quite new and my dd has started pre school and I have done quite a bit of the come back for coffee, play etc. I have invited back all the women I like now.The trouble is, I am off the radar for some reason when they arrange things. I have a happy personality and people always say hello and chat. I don't want to be like I used to be at nursery where I never said anything to anyone. But I feel lonelier now despite all my efforts, than in Sept when I came.

I think these mums are long term friends and I don't know what else I can do. I am sahm and my dh works long hours. Don't tell me they are all rude and I should find others to be friends with. It's a small village and this is it. I can't help on committees as they are in the evenings and I have to be home, also there is an unfriendly woman on that committee who gossips. Could it be possible she has poisoned the others against me without me knowing? Or am I getting paranoid here?

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caratcake · 27/06/2009 07:36

Do you know cat what you say is also v interesting, and the reason why I don't feel I can do any more inviting. Also can't go out in eves so easily now. Being friends with people has never been an issue with me before now. My problem is jealousy in others having a laugh and I would so love that!

What a boring old fart I've become.

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3andahalfmonkeys · 27/06/2009 13:57

I read this thread last night and thought it was about me. I feel exactly the same. Ieven invited 'friends' to my hen do and wedding to try and make an effort.

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