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You just described most of my friends. They'll hedge for days while planning stuff, then confirm, then be 45+ minutes late. It is one of my top anxiety stressors, and it shouldn't be because I love these people and we're arranging fun things! But the not knowing pains me. ;____;

Tell them to be wherever you're meeting forty five minutes sooner than the actual time and maybe they'll show up on time. :P

But yeah, I HATE people who are like that so much. It's like they don't give a shit about anyone's time but their own.

We've tried, but I can't really do much about it when I'm not the one arranging the gathering (usually for D&D and tied to an occasion like someone's birthday). We don't see each other as often as we used to, so of course our parties now are like 2/3 catching up and socializing [while waiting for the entire group to arrive] and 1/3 playing D&D as planned.

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