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very clingy friend

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billsnewhat · 12/09/2019 19:48

My DD has a lovely friendship group but there is one who stirs up trouble, Sometimes this group of 6 can be 4 or 3 as they do have some different interests but this one girl has to be involved in everything. My DD and another friend signed up for an out of school activity and this other girl just turned up at our house tonight wanting a lift with us to this club. I couldn't say no so i just took her too and my DD has just text to say she is stirring up trouble and I shouldn't have taken her. This is the second time she has done something similar. She just hates not being involved in everything. How can my daughter politely tell her she doesn't want her everywhere she goes??

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mcmen05 · 12/09/2019 19:58

Dont tell the girl her plans what age are they.

Hannah021 · 12/09/2019 21:44

Thats sad, she'll end up being singled out. I'd tell my daughter to have a word with her about causing trouble, and that in the future she wont be coming until they see her behave better, and she needs to be punished for breaking rules, but not an indefinite thing unless she continues to cause trouble.

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