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To not invite everyone out?

5 replies

Gerberama · 23/01/2014 17:00

I work with 18 other people and we occasionally go out for meals/drinks, usually at Christmas or if someone is leaving, etc. I have become friendly with 2 of them and we arranged to go out one night for a couple of drinks, just the three of us. However, one of the others caught wind of this and thinks we should invite everyone. We just wanted a quiet night for the three of us to catch up as we get on well, and I don't see why we should feel guilty for not inviting all the others. Aibu?

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WooWooOwl · 23/01/2014 17:01

YANBU

CakePunch · 23/01/2014 17:01

You not bu but you may risk upsetting hurting people.

Topaz25 · 23/01/2014 17:38

YANBU. It would BU if everyone else went out as a group and only a few people were excluded. Only a few of you are going out, you shouldn't have to invite the whole office just because you met there.

BillyNotQuiteNoMates · 23/01/2014 17:40

Do you think that this person is really concerned about whether EVERYONE is invited or is it someone who might have thought that the 4 of you were good friends and feels it personally. How many threads on here are about "I thought we were all mates but I'm being left out/ sidelined"?

BrandNewIggi · 23/01/2014 17:49

It's not being unreasonable to see just a few you are friendliest with.
BUT one of you is obviously chatting about this in front of others (or how would they know?) which I do think is unkind.

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