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[eb777888]

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[bears]

Holy shit, eb777888. I could not imagine my response in that situation.

[eb777888]

Apr 17, 2023 18:20:26 GMT -5 bears said:

Holy shit, eb777888 . I could not imagine my response in that situation.

I didn't even go in there all guns ablazing, me and H talked to them together calmly and was like... hey, this is what's happening at the sleepover and why we're taking David home. The parents texted me back and said David must be mistaken because they sat down the boys and asked them and they said it wasn't true. llllllol...mmmmkay. I suggested they check their search history and never heard back from them again. David doesn't just make shit up like this and he was pretty freaked out by it all. I felt bad because he was so excited for this sleepover. I would never in a million years expect this from these parents. Again, blown away. It was definitely an eye-opener!

[jinkies]

OMG. "Well this group of 11 year olds said they are innocent so my work here is done".

This is why I have trust issues.

[gummybear]

Ugh eb777888 ther is nothing more frustrating than parents who deny their kids do anything wrong. I’m so sorry that happened

[gummybear]

Ugh eb777888 ther is nothing more frustrating than parents who deny their kids do anything wrong. I’m so sorry that happened

[eb777888]

Apr 17, 2023 18:43:41 GMT -5 gummybear said:

Ugh eb777888 ther is nothing more frustrating than parents who deny their kids do anything wrong. I’m so sorry that happened

This was right before the pandemic, then for unrelated reasons, we switched schools in 6th grade. I was so relieved because it was a natural clean break. It would have been so awkward after that (these were all classmates of his). Thanks :-)