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⌈ Secret Post #2906 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What to do when family members "snub" you?

[(Anonymous)]

Is this a pattern of behaviour, or a one-off? If it's a one-off, then it's entirely possible that you fell victim to one of those stupid things where everyone thinks that someone else invited you and no one did or something. In which case, tell them they're idiots who owe you some chili and a movie.

That was my first thought, honestly, especially with that Facebook mention. Maybe an email or text never went through? I can't tell you how many times I've wondered why someone never responded, only to find the email or text chilling in drafts. :/

Re: What to do when family members "snub" you?

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

I have one slightly scatterbrained sister who consistently forgets which of the rest of us she's talked to about certain things, so she'll think something's common knowledge when it's not.

Re: What to do when family members "snub" you?

[cloud_riven]

Haha that sounds like my big sister. She is a bit flaky, whereas I'm flighty, and does things like the fb mention too, but I try to remember she isn't purposefully excluding me. Heck, it's hard enough to plan around my work schedule anyway that more often than not I only do things with them one at a time, not to mention inviting only one of them for something I know only 2/3 of us are interested in.