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Weekend away - should I go?

7 replies

MayasJam · 07/04/2023 05:52

A friend of my boyfriends has invited me for a weekend staying in a rented house for her 21st birthday.

I’ve never met this friend, only met a couple of his other friends who will be going once before. I’ve only been with boyfriend for 3 months so not a long term relationship either.

I’m having trouble deciding if I should go or not and need to give him a decision by today. On the one hand I’d love to go and spend time with boyfriend, and he’s said he’d love for me to go. But on the other hand I feel really cheeky turning up to the party of someone I’ve never met and taking the place of a ‘proper’ friend who could stay with them instead. Obviously places are limited with sleeping arrangements at the house.

in this situation, would you go or not go?

OP posts:
GoodChat · 07/04/2023 06:06

I'd go. He wants you there and to meet his friends. It's nice that they invited you.

YellowGreenBlue · 07/04/2023 06:09

Go! You've been invited so that means she wants you there. Maybe you'll be sharing a double bed with your boyfriend so she couldn't just invite someone else in your place anyway?

JamNittyGritty · 07/04/2023 06:14

You’ve been invited, you want to go, he wants you to go, not really sure why you’re procrastinating over this

jelly79 · 07/04/2023 06:15

100% go! Based on what you have said you are wanted there! And it may actually be rude you declining so your politeness will back fire

Have fun and make new friends x

Codlingmoths · 07/04/2023 06:25

I’d go.

Darhon · 07/04/2023 07:58

At 21, I’d go. Save these types of complex worries for 25 years time when you are dragging baggage.

Changingplace · 07/04/2023 08:08

Go, how else do you get to know his friends if you don’t accept invites? Not really sure what the issue is.

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