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Mid GCSEs and we have a Prom Nightmare - horrid teenage girls

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blimppy · 27/05/2018 13:53

So DD2 is mid GCSEs having had a horrid year with the Queen Bee type in her friendship group, who I will call B, persistently excluding her and leaving her isolated in the way that only teenage girls can. Things had however seemed better since Easter. DD had made plans with another friend to get ready for Prom together rather than joining her friendship group at B's. This then evolved into DD and friend joining the group at B's later on before Prom. However, B has just told DD that she is only having a smaller group round, by implication not including DD. The friend that DD was going to get ready with is however going to B's now. This leaves DD with no-one and she is distraught. Why are some girls so so horrid? It isn't just B, who has a track record of this sort of behaviour with many girls, but the fact that all of DD's friends are apparently happy to go along with leaving DD out. Not sure why I'm posting really - I just wanted to vent! Any suggestions for making DD feel a bit better welcome!

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helpmum2003 · 01/06/2018 15:10

I'm glad things are looking up OP. Girls can be so horrible. I agree Proms act as a focus for unpleasant girl behaviour. Fingers crossed for your dd x

blimppy · 01/06/2018 19:26

Thank you for all the responses. I've been busy today booking hair and make up but am now panicking about timings as we don't actually know when the prom will start! Not sure what DD will be doing with friends, but I hope she will meet with those who are not with B before going. She's now worrying about Monday - not because of the exams but because of the fall out from what has happened!

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