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Someone did that to me and I'll tell you why not to do it - because you don't know what was going on in her life at the time. I had family stuff happening, work was extremely stressful, and I was basically falling apart at the time I let the ball drop on lunch plans.[b] Be a gd grownup and realize that people have things in their life more important than getting tea with you in July[/b]. Someone who says this sounds like a self-absorbed tw*t. That's someone I will never pass a job opportunity along to, will never suggest for a position on a board, will never set up with other friends, etc.

Your potshot isn't worth making yourself seem that self-absorbed and insufferable. We're not sisters where if we don't get lunch for six months it's THE WORLD ENDING. We're people who knew each other well enough to try to get together, and didn't know each other well enough that if you're feeling weird about how something's going, you can just pick up the phone and say: Hey, what's going on? Is everything ok?

Don't be a dramatic idiot. Just be a normal person who keeps things in perspective. [/quote]

Or, be a gd grownup who can send a 10 second text instead of ghosting. Or, be a gd grownup who can handle the stresses of life without being a jerk to their friends. Your post is so ridiculous it reads like satire. Me, me me, my, my, my, and yet the person calling you out for that is the one who is a dramatic, self-absorbed idiot.[/quote]

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