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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you are the excluded one, you aren't as close as you think

Find a better use for your time/energy[/quote]

You’re right. When I say close, I just mean she was initiating getting together several times a week with me and we talked often. So in my mind we were close but you’re right. Close friends don’t exclude each other in a situation similar to what happened. 1 out of a large group not invited. I’m also seeing now that we were never really friends. I was more of an acquaintance she kept around to get to know others. I’m a little more outgoing and had other friends she was interested in getting to know. [/quote]

Getting together several times a week? We’re you coworkers? Was it a lunch thing?That seems like a LOT for regular friends. [/quote]

Not co-workers and it was a lot, to the point where we couldn’t keep up. She had a tendency to come on super strong and try to book you as much as she can for anything social which is tough when you have any other family or friends outside of the group. Plus we just aren’t interested in spending time with another family that much. [/quote]

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