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Topic	Had an engagement party over the weekend, friend who RSVPed Yes didn't come.
Romulox28 09/25/17 4:46:03 PM #32:	fenderbender321 posted... Sir Will posted... Far more than you if you think being a good friend means letting them shit all over you. Yes, you should have your friend's back. Which is why the other guy was not acting like a friend by constantly flaking. 2 wrongs don't make a right, and not showing up to something you RSVP for isn't "shitting all over" somebody. It's absolutely impolite, but it's important to think about the other person than yourself all the time. it absolutely is shitting over someone. if you make a commitment to go to something important like an engagement party, and you dont show up, that's a big middle finger to this person that not only counted on your support but explicitly went out of his way to include you and even pay for your plate. if something big came up (family emergency etc) and he just could not make it, that's understandable, but if he was just at home chilling and forgot to go because he couldn't be bothered to put it in his calendar, why would you want to continue to pursue a friendship with this person? --- A Green Butter Alt http://i.imgur.com/LhwwG.gif <cite>Romulox28 posted [p:887275627] in Had an eng... [t:75812590]...</cite> <quote><cite>fenderbender321 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sir Will posted...</cite> <quote>Far more than you if you think being a good friend means letting them shit all over you. Yes, you should have your friend's back. Which is why the other guy was not acting like a friend by constantly flaking.</quote> 2 wrongs don't make a right, and not showing up to something you RSVP for isn't "shitting all over" somebody. It's absolutely impolite, but it's important to think about the other person than yourself all the time.</quote> it absolutely is shitting over someone. if you make a commitment to go to something important like an engagement party, and you dont show up, that's a big middle finger to this person that not only counted on your support but explicitly went out of his way to include you and even pay for your plate. if something big came up (family emergency etc) and he just could not make it, that's understandable, but if he was just at home chilling and forgot to go because he couldn't be bothered to put it in his calendar, why would you want to continue to pursue a friendship with this person? --- A Green Butter Alt http://i.imgur.com/LhwwG.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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