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A friend of mine wants to treat me to dinner for my birthday
I said fine. Now if it was just a treating me thing, then fine. However, she wants to invite two of her friends (one of which is a mutual friend). She is ONLY paying for me though
So I said sure and said I'm going to invite two of my friends
She's saying no, only I get to decide who comes
To my birthday
So who's being the idiot here? Or if it's both of us, what things are we both doing wrong here?
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Ask her why she thinks she's the only that decides who can come.
She hates there being too many people and wants a social situation to go exactly the way she wants
It's for your birthday?
If so, then you have more right than she does to decide who comes.
In her mind, she's throwing you a birthday thing, therefore she gets to plan it and decide who comes.
In your mind, duh, it's your birthday, you're in charge.
Hard to really say either of you is in the right or wrong. Humans gonna hume.
> hume
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I was actually thinking FFTA2, but I guess that works too.
^^^^ Ah, so that explains why I'm not sure of the social rules about this... Because we're both right and wrong at the same time... THAT'S always fun...
I believe the best method to use here is guilt tripping your friend.uh
I mean
that like
sucks
^ Actually, she's pulling that guilt tripping crap on me herself
Going to move this to PM as she knows this site exists, and PM is the only way to keep drama from resulting due to the thread itself. Want in? Post here and I'll add you
Count me in, I hate situations like these and I'd love to try and help out if I can.
Sure, why not.
I'm in!