| I get that sometimes you miss the email. Why not even open it to just glance at the details after a parent mentions it to you? I wish people could just say no. |
| Because they’re overwhelmed, and it’s probably not about you. Some people get 200 emails a day they have to deal with, and they just can’t do it all. |
| Because all of the details are right there in the email telling you that you've got an evite. There's no reason to open it except to respond. There's a million reasons (generally either selfish or scattered) for why people don't respond. |
| I check my email like twice a week generally. But sometimes I have the flu for a month while one DD has walking pneumonia and DH just had knee surgery and the dog is dying and our 7 yr old is basically running the household for us. So we let a lot slide that month. Sue us. |
| I send paper and eamail |
| It's in their spam folder, that's why. |
| Junk mail. |
Uhhhh, maybe you need better control of your life. - not op |
Twice a week in 2020? How are you living? My sister is completely antisocial and never takes her kids to parties; she trashes invites without even looking at them. I accept everything and make them a priority. |
| Are you sure they received it? I have a last name that is one letter off from the usual spelling and people screw it up all the time. I have missed invites and even PayPal transfers. |
| Because it goes into people's spam folders and they don't see it. |
| If you open an evite then the sender can see that. When I don’t want to be bothered I just never open until I have a solid excuse. That way the sender thinks I just haven’t opened - meanwhile I’m coming up with a reason not to go because some people just can’t take a simple no |
| It's not intentional, but an evite quickly gets buried if I don't see it right away. Sheesh! |
My MIL can't seem to enter my email address properly and then becomes irrationally angry when she hasn't heard back from me. Same with texting. |
| It’s probably in their junk mail. My sister also never checks her email. She probably glances at it once a week. She’ll realize things months later when she finally looks at it, like there was a back to school picnic in August when it was almost October. She started just putting my email down for her kids teachers and then I just copy it into a text. |