Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We had a birthday invite from school with a RSVP 2-3 weeks out on say a Friday. Then over the weekend, she texted me an Evite. She has my number bc her DD came to my DD's party with contact info. DD wasn't a firm yes yet. A day later she sent a personalized text reminding me to answer the Evite and then I just felt compelling to respond back and get that RSVP to her.
Was she annoying?
Was she communicating after you missed the RSVP date or all the texts came in 2-3 weeks before the RSVP deadline?
Before. Friday sent home invite, Sunday Evite text and then Monday personalized text. I didn’t get 2-3 weeks to figure it out!
So that is why I was wondering if anyone else would find this annoying?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We had a birthday invite from school with a RSVP 2-3 weeks out on say a Friday. Then over the weekend, she texted me an Evite. She has my number bc her DD came to my DD's party with contact info. DD wasn't a firm yes yet. A day later she sent a personalized text reminding me to answer the Evite and then I just felt compelling to respond back and get that RSVP to her.
Was she annoying?
A little bit annoying - maybe she’s an anxious person. I would have answered the text by saying that you were still figuring out the schedule and were planning to rsvp by x date (the date on the invite); is that rsvp date still ok or did she need an answer sooner for some reason?
She may have been panicking if no one had rsvp’d yet or maybe thinking of changing the date; who knows.
I think she's anxious and trying to control the RSVPs, bc you honestly feel a lack of control when nobody RSVPs. When I hosted ours, I felt all the feels but I had to let it all go to some degree and pray some kids showed up.