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To be a bit miffed - but am I being unreasonable?

13 replies

turquoiseseagreen · 22/11/2018 15:51

A few weeks ago I was chatting to a good friend on WhatsApp. We used to be really close but the friendship has drifted a bit now she’s moved.

We ended the chat with a ‘must see each other soon’ and I said something like ‘let me know when suits you.’

Anyway she replied now a few weeks on basically listing every weekend and saying she is busy!

AIBU to feel a bit annoyed? i feel as if I am pestering her to see her (I’m not!) and as if she’s showing me how super busy she is!

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GreatDuckCookery6211 · 22/11/2018 15:59

Bit odd that she didn't give you a date in the future when she's not busy. Just leave her to it now.

blackcat86 · 22/11/2018 16:01

I would just do a 'that's a shame. Well I'd love to catch up if can at another time'.

KittyVonCatsworth · 22/11/2018 16:07

What blackcat says.

I have a friend who delivers her schedule on the wings of a social butterfly with a tinkly little laughi in a ‘oh look how fun packed my life is’ kinda way whilst I have frequent dates with Netflix and gin 😂😂 I’m jealous of course but also relieved at times!

turquoiseseagreen · 22/11/2018 16:08

She did say something about maybe January but I don’t know ... just seemed a bit rude? Probably overreacting Smile

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SushiMonster · 22/11/2018 16:12

Who has any free socialising time before January? Nov and Dec are always crazy with parties and events.

turquoiseseagreen · 22/11/2018 16:15

Me Grin

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MarklahMarklah · 22/11/2018 16:21

I know someone a bit like this. Fine when you bump into them socially but when you try to plan something, they're never free.
I sent her a text three weeks ago asking if she and her DS wanted to come along to something local which is on next weekend. Didn't get a response so I just chased it up. Her reply "Sorry we're busy then."
It's a shame as her DS and my DD get on well, but obviously our schedules just aren't compatible.

Loyaultemelie · 22/11/2018 16:24

Me too Turquoise

Rachelover40 · 22/11/2018 16:27

She probably just wanted to let you know she is still interested in meeting up but doesn't know when atm. Just making contact really so you don't forget her.

Miscible · 22/11/2018 16:28

Reply saying just as well, and give a long list of fictional extremely glamorous events that you are booked up for for every weekend till June.

Caprisunorange · 22/11/2018 16:30

I used to have a friend who did this and it was super irrritating, even though it seems like a minor thing. I recall trying to arrange a date for her to visit us and she had booked in a coffee with a neighbour at the local costa 4 months in advance. Ridiculous and a weird way to live

mummyhaschangedhername · 22/11/2018 16:43

I've had a very similar conversation with a friend who said the same thing and said it won't be until the new year. I totally understand, life is crazy this time of year. Certainly not something to be annoyed about. Plan something for January or February. It will be here in no time.

Looneytune253 · 22/11/2018 18:59

Maybe she’s listed every weekend and said that she’s busy because you mean a lot to her and she doesn’t want you to think she’s just fobbing you off? That’s what I get from that anyway

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