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I had a scheduled "hangout", to take a class with a woman I know from my local gym. I live nearby, and figured I'd go in at the time we were going to meet and let her know (we hadn't exchanged #s as yet.)
I was surprised at how much she was amazed that I'd come by to say I couldn't make it.
Is it a general MO that people don't communicate? Or stand people up often? I felt awkward for receiving thanks for such a small gesture. Actually I was the one who was apologetic for not being able to attend. Sometimes I think I communicate a little too much though.
- Sorry for the typo in ¶1
I wanted to let her know that I was unable to attend the full 60mins of the class -plus have a small hip injury I'm resting from :(notype - Have to work tonight, but here I am on QBN. lolnotype
- Well, I feel like my dad with what I’m about to say, but certain values are not common nowadays: e.g: small gestures.maquito
- It sucks to watch while people are getting more and more desinterested in the word and commitmentmaquito
- good to hear your perspective maquito, reminded me of Stevie's tune https://youtu.be/paZ…notype
- ...good point, are we the same age?notype
- 37?maquito
- Dude. You old school gentleman.
I would have just called.pango - Manners are key. Need to bring them back without the old world sobberymugwart
- thanks guys :)notype
- pango, I didn't ask for her #, easily could, but I don't want to go therenotype
- I cancelled the date. Man, I felt bad. Definitely for the best.notype
- ^ oops wrong thread. This in regard to the long distance relationship...notype
- https://www.qbn.com/…notype
- Sorry for the typo in ¶1