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01-12-2023, 05:41 PM
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When someone invites you to something, and you say you're busy or can't, is it rude..
For them to ask what you're up to or what you have going on?
I swear, as someone in his mid 30's, several friends have invited me to something, and I said I can't go, and they will ask me why or what else do you have planned. It's like "wtf," maybe it might be something personal I have going on, or in many cases, I just don't want to go. Is this rude of them to ask, or am I overreacting? It's like dude, maybe I want to just stay home, fap, drink, and watch football, and that's none of your business.
I swear, as someone in his mid 30's, several friends have invited me to something, and I said I can't go, and they will ask me why or what else do you have planned. It's like "wtf," maybe it might be something personal I have going on, or in many cases, I just don't want to go. Is this rude of them to ask, or am I overreacting? It's like dude, maybe I want to just stay home, fap, drink, and watch football, and that's none of your business.
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