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To be a bit miffed by this?

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wizzardchristmass · 14/12/2020 09:15

Il start by saying this isn't actually a msssive big deal and I'm aware of that.
Me and my close friend organised to go Christmas shopping today.
Both haven't been into town since the lockdown and we're excited to go for dinner and go in the shops.
Yesterday she was very quiet and she texts saying "hi sorry I couldn't wait any longer so I did my Christmas shopping today with (boyfriend ) I was too excited to wait"
Il still meet for lunch tomorrow tho but not gonna look around the shops again.
We've had today planned for 6 weeks.
Would you be a bit miffed?
She couldn't wait 16 hours longer ?

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Brefugee · 14/12/2020 13:04

I wouldn't meet her for lunch - I'd tell her to fuck off to the other side of fuck and think about what a dick move that was.

One less present for you to buy!

Boymumzy · 14/12/2020 13:15

My friend and I planned exactly the same thing, we hadn't seen eachother at all due to covid, neither of us had been into town and we planned to go in Christmas shopping and to grab a coffee together. I would have been super pissed if she had done what your friend did. It was planned for around 6 weeks, during that time there here were plenty of times I could have gone in by myself but thats just rude.

Airyfairymarybeary · 14/12/2020 13:18

Are you in the UK?

Southwest12 · 14/12/2020 13:18

If you're in tier 1 then that's not a very nice thing for her the have done. Tier 2 then you couldn't have lunch together anyway as you can't mix with other households indoors. Maybe she realised that it wasn't allowed and used the boyfriend as an excuse.

transformandriseup · 14/12/2020 13:21

I have a friend who is likely to do this. I would have been annoyed.

Bitcherama · 14/12/2020 13:49

I would say, "ok, in that case let's leave it". Which everyone knows means "you have really fucked me off". How pathetic of her. Not sure I'd bother with her much.

Holly60 · 14/12/2020 15:53

How anxious has your friend been about Covid lovely? Could she possibly have gotten cold feet about going into lots of shops but is just to too embarrassed to tell you?

Santaisironingwrappingpaper · 14/12/2020 17:27

Is her bf a Covid deterant??

pringlebells · 14/12/2020 17:36

I'd be so miffed

wizzardchristmass · 14/12/2020 20:55

We are in tier 2 and she's in my bubble as I live alone.
She isn't covid phobic
She's just all for the boyfriend

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Miljea · 14/12/2020 22:21

I'd be going 'Oh well, never mind. Maybe see you in the New Year'.

And mean it.

I'm in my late 50s and I have two 'friends' who will routinely drop me at the last possible moment if one of their adult children wants something.

It still upsets me a bit but I try and move past it. And not put quite so much value on those friendships.

icelollycraving · 14/12/2020 22:45

I wouldn’t be bothered by this. I prefer shopping alone and am deeply antisocial though.

80sColourfulChristmas · 14/12/2020 23:02

What did you reply to her OP? @wizzardchristmass Is be raging too and I'd tell her so! None of this passive aggressive nonsense! Ask her why the hell she thinks it's acceptable to treat you like this

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