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Deliberately disruptive or genuinely caring?

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Frustyfusty · 27/08/2024 18:01

Or something else entirely?.

I went out with friends yesterday, a mixed group, some single, some couples.

We saw a band at an outdoor venue and had a lovely time. These people like a drink, as do I usually, but I had an important 9am meeting this morning, so I spent the afternoon "donating" my half drunk pints to friends mostly one man who wanted them more than me. By the time the band was due to finish I was happily merry but in reasonable condition.

Friends wanted to eat and secured at table at a place we love, which does great cocktails. At the same time, the band announced they'd been promised a large sum for charity if they played an extra half an hour and I had just started chatting to a very nice man.

Anyway, I said they should go and I'd see them in a bit, partly becuase I was enjoying the band, partly because I was enjoying the man 🤣 and largely to avoid the cocktails I knew they'd order as soon as they arrived.

Within the next 20 mins, two of the single men came (separately) to "check I was OK" and my new friend lost interest (which of course may have happened anyway).

Were my friends genuinely concerned, or nosy, or deliberately sabotaging my efforts?!

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