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any advice? friend stuff

Posted by rainbowbrite on December 2, 2005, at 12:46:57

I feel so awful about this. I met up with some friends today, one girl I dont know very well was there and I thought she was going off somewhere else. Anyway the point is that I totally excluded her :-( I didnt mean to!! I just didnt invite her to lunch with us. Basicly I know she was hurt and I tried to fix it by inviting her after the fact but I am so thick at times. Its just that, I really thought that she was leaving :-(. I talked to my friend and she was like nah, dont worry. But when I look back, this girls face was insulted, when thick me didnt pick up her sign of wanting to go with us, I didnt notice at the time <sigh>
Anyway should I drop the issue? Or should I do something about it? Normally I would drop it, but I have read some posts on here that make me feel like I may have really hurt her. Please advise

 

Re: any advice? friend stuff » rainbowbrite

Posted by cablegirl on December 2, 2005, at 15:06:58

In reply to any advice? friend stuff, posted by rainbowbrite on December 2, 2005, at 12:46:57

Do you have a way of getting in touch with this girl? If so, maybe you could call her and explain that you thought she was leaving and did not mean to exclude her. This may make her feel better that you made the effort to contact her and clear your conscience (sp?) as well!!!

Good Luck!

 

Re: any advice? friend stuff

Posted by alexandra_k on December 2, 2005, at 15:13:49

In reply to Re: any advice? friend stuff » rainbowbrite, posted by cablegirl on December 2, 2005, at 15:06:58

yeah, i think that is a good suggestion.

 

Re: any advice? friend stuff » cablegirl

Posted by rainbowbrite on December 2, 2005, at 15:39:07

In reply to Re: any advice? friend stuff » rainbowbrite, posted by cablegirl on December 2, 2005, at 15:06:58

I dont have her number but I could make a point of trying to run into her. I guess thats probably the best thing. I was going to just leave it. But I think thats a good idea to say something.
Thanks you guys :-)

 

Re: any advice? friend stuff » rainbowbrite

Posted by cablegirl on December 2, 2005, at 16:36:41

In reply to Re: any advice? friend stuff » cablegirl, posted by rainbowbrite on December 2, 2005, at 15:39:07

You are so very welcome! Please let us know how it all turns for you!

 

Re: any advice? friend stuff » rainbowbrite

Posted by Shortelise on December 6, 2005, at 15:28:53

In reply to any advice? friend stuff, posted by rainbowbrite on December 2, 2005, at 12:46:57

By all means hunt her down. Go to where you know or think she'll be and tell her first thing that you were looking for her because you owe her an apology.

If she's like most of us, she'll start out on the defensive because when someone has knocked us down, we tend to come up swinging.

It's so important to right these little wrongs. We never know just how much harm we might do, inadvertently.

ShortE

 

Re: any advice? friend stuff Cablegirl » Shortelise

Posted by rainbowbrite on December 6, 2005, at 16:14:38

In reply to Re: any advice? friend stuff » rainbowbrite, posted by Shortelise on December 6, 2005, at 15:28:53

I ran into her earlier today and as you predicted she was defensive. In the end it all worked out, I explained how I thought she said she was heading out and it looked like she was leaving AND that I generally am just rude as a rule LOL (she laughed) then she said that she figured as much haha ;-)
Anyway its all fine now, you guys were right to do something. Im glad I did.

 

Re: any advice? friend stuff Cablegirl

Posted by cablegirl on December 6, 2005, at 17:22:22

In reply to Re: any advice? friend stuff Cablegirl » Shortelise, posted by rainbowbrite on December 6, 2005, at 16:14:38

Rainbowbrite,

Yay!!! I am so glad things worked out! Hope you feel better with one less thing to worry about!

Have a Great Day!!!


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