Okay, who's side you on here? We got some KBJ court emails. If you ever got any drama going on in your personal relationships, we are here to settle it for you.

And this mom is thinking maybe she needs to confront her daughter's softball coach, and here's why.

Her daughter's 15 years old. And apparently she's playing on a really good softball team with a really good coach.

Now, the coach is female.

And it says here in the email that her female coach seems to be giving her 15-year-old daughter

a little extra attention.

And she said, I'm not talking about practice.

My daughter thinks that she's just being friendly, but I'm slightly concerned because I saw

her coach once playing with my daughter's I'm slightly concerned because I saw her coach once playing

with my daughter's hair and another time I saw her massaging my daughter's shoulders.

Now my daughter loves the coach, they're very close, my husband loves this coach, in fact, everybody

loves this coach.

And she was a great softball player in college, and she's got a lot of respect.

And she is a very good coach, and the team is great.

But I even went to another mother whose daughter is on the team, and I told her what happened, just to kind of get her reaction.

And the mom's like, you're, no, you're imagining things, you're being ridiculous.

My daughter doesn't think anything weird is going on because she's kind of innocent. And my husband also said, do not say anything because he's afraid that if I rock the boat, that they will not allow her daughter to be on the team. And this is the best team in the area. So should I confront this coach right now or just keep waiting until something serious happens?

And I hate to say that, but that's where I am.

If it was me, I would speak to the coach.

I wouldn't use the word confront. I would use to the coach. I wouldn't use the word confront.

I would use the word conversation.

I would go to the coach directly and say, hey, you know,

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