[ SECRET POST #2169 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2169 ⌋

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Re: Stupid questions from non-natives (Part Seven)

[(Anonymous)]

It depends? Some people do, some don't. Though most people don't generally decide if they're inviting someone based on gender/religion/race/sexuality [the exception being *maybe* religious holidays, and even then a lot of times people will be invited to celebrate it because they're close to the people giving the party].

The bigger factors on deciding it are usually how social the hosts are, how well they know the people in the area. For example, my family used to throw an annual party that would have over a hundred guests - including a lot of the neighborhood, because we knew most of the people there. Now that we've moved we've stopped inviting so many neighbors just because we don't know them very well [in fact, I can count the number I know by name on one hand], so they just don't get invited.

tl;dr: It depends on the host[s], but it can, and does, happen.