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cheeseislife8 · 12/05/2019 15:38

A family member has form for flaking on plans at the last minute, being very late or just forgetting altogether.

Yesterday, said family member rang me and made a provisional arrangement to come round today... she was going to call me at a certain time today and say if she was coming as she had a plan in the morning. Fair enough.

BUT because of how unreliable she can be, I stated that this was fine, but please make sure you let me know if you're coming either way so I can go do other things if you're not.

That time has been and gone, a couple of hours ago. I've sent a message at 3pm saying if you need to cancel it's fine, but please let me know. No reply.

Would I be rude to just go out?

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AnchorDownDeepBreath · 12/05/2019 15:39

No, it wouldn't be rude to go out - I'd have gone out as soon as the time went; if I had somewhere I wanted to be.

Sorry that she's messed you around!

lborolass · 12/05/2019 15:40

Of course you should go out, why wouldn't you if you have things you need to do.

BlueMerchant · 12/05/2019 15:42

Definitely go out. Even if I didn't want to go out I'd not answer the door or my phone.

Dippypippy1980 · 12/05/2019 15:45

I have a family member who does this. I have missed out on loads of stiff acting around for her to turn up. It ruins our time together when she eventually shows up - beciase I am resentful.

Go out - enjoy the day.

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