“larla, I’m so happy you feel so comfortable visiting my home, but please call/text when you are thinking of dropping by, so I can let you know if it s a good time! What do you want to grab for dinner Tuesday?”

Don’t answer the door.

My friend literally just did this last night (I was the stranger). If that was me, sorry, but I enjoyed meeting you!

Don’t answer the door.

Oh this one is easy.

Just tell her what you told us.
If she continues the behavior then cut her loose.

Ghosting optional.

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Anonymous wrote:
straglers ^

Stragglers!

thank you .. auto correct just wouldn't get it

Especially if she brings stranglers with her. Dangerous!

Why can’t you just tell her you don’t like when people, including her, stop by unannounced? Why can’t you just tell her it makes you feel uncomfortable when she brings people over that you don’t know?

Some people are spontaneous, casual stop by unannounced types. Other people dislike that intensely. Nobody is a bad guy here but you just have different preferences. I’m like you and don’t like when people come over without me knowing beforehand you should be able to just lightheartedly but firmly tell your friend. Pick a moment to tell her, and don’t make a big deal out of it.

Anonymous wrote:I have a friend who acts like my house is hers….she will invite herself over all the time and sometimes bring people over that I don’t know.

I think it is rude and many times I don’t get notified ahead of time or she catches me off guard.

Not sure how to handle

Well, communicate your feelings about boundary issues with her.

Anonymous wrote:
straglers ^

Stragglers!

Don’t you lock your door? Don’t you know where your spine is?

straglers ^

The next time she comes over unannounced - At your front door before you let her into your home..... Advise her she needs to call and confirm prior to popping up at your home.

Do this ASAP.. and in front of whatever stranglers she has with her.

Sorry jane, it’s not a good time. Close door.

Lock your house? Open your mouth and tell her no?

I have a friend who acts like my house is hers….she will invite herself over all the time and sometimes bring people over that I don’t know.

I think it is rude and many times I don’t get notified ahead of time or she catches me off guard.

Not sure how to handle