To think it's too much to be asked to give up one Sunday a month?

[PixiePlunge]

In a group of friends one of them has insisted we meet up the same Sunday each month (the whole group).

She has just thrown a bit of a tantrum because me and another one can't make it this time saying we should have it in our diaries to keep free.

I don't purposely plan things on that day but life has a way of getting busy.

Aibu?

Ah, that's not how I read it.
Yes I can see how that would be a pain, it's the diva friend that's the issue then.

No activity/venue/table booked and no food bought in.

She sounds bonkers-I'm surprised more of you agents objecting. How old are you-do you all have kids?

Would the friends side of the story be 'arranged to meet up with friends this Sunday. Was planned a month ago. Two days before two of the group said they weren't coming. Aibu to feel rejected?'

arethereanyleft. If that's the other side of the story the friend would be entitled to be disappointed and a bit miffed.

She's not entitled to have a tantrum.

Arranging to meet up on a Sunday and being upset about people not coming because they might be busy is one thing.

Demanding a whole friendship group commit to meeting every single month on a certain day and throwing a huge strop when not everyone wants to is rather different.