YR – thank you soo much for responding! Firstly, it is absolutely true where i live. No exaggerating. I am happy to hear you dont believe it to be the case elsewhere. Seconsly, i would never say ch”v that they wouldnt daven for us, i meant that they do not come to any events ever. Not even a gathering for tehillim (i don’t mean they don’t want to daven dor people in our community, i mean there is no crossover)
There are certainly no lubavitchers in our schools, and rarely in our minyanim. When my neighbor had a shalom zachur i didnt even know, and yet we all share that type of news with each other.
Here’s an even odder thing. A family moved here from a tiny, barely existent city (that time i was exaggerating). The kids were excited to have frum neighbors and i was excited to have girls dressed bitzniut move in. My daughter often played there. One day there was some conversation that led to a tgird girl asking if they were mashichist (was a curious question, these girls dont really know any of the details) and the girl answered yes, but we were hoping not to bring that up. Since that day she has not invited my daughter in to her house, and she claims to be busy when asked to play. There was no insult due to the conversation (that has already been clarified) but she used to be the only lubavitcher who joined our kids games, now she just waves and passes by.
Chossid – “Something making me think that you teach your kids to stay away from Lubavitche…..”
Grow up