What if your friend does not invite you?

knoxcollege
By knoxcollege

Just a question. What do you do if one of your friend does not invite you to his weeding specially if your other friends tell you go to the wedding ceremony

I just find it very rude specially if you know him very well and still he does not invite you to his wedding for some reasons that you are completely unaware of

Anyways when he meets you later do you congratulate him or you just ignore that B$#@#rd

I wonder why he didnt invite me

By knoxcollege• 4 Aug 2007 01:04
knoxcollege

"Expect the unexpected from anyone"

will definitely remember it.

By Happy Happy• 4 Aug 2007 00:59
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Happy Happy

Another rule is “expect the unexpected from anyone” found this to be highly protective.

"Love is not a mere sentiment. It is the ultimate truth that lies at the heart of creation."

Rabindranath Tagore

By KellysHeroes• 4 Aug 2007 00:59
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KellysHeroes

knox. Knowing your mentality and the way you hijack threads, I understand why yor friend did not invite you and I support him.

Gypsy I agree with you to some extent. I hate wedding coz we have to do a lot of preparations and maintain this social smile all the time.

btw. in my wedding :( alcohol was not served but I managed to have my friends smuggle some bottles and for me it was fun :D

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By knoxcollege• 4 Aug 2007 00:56
Rating: 4/5
knoxcollege

I am very grateful to you all for suggesting me what to do.

I guess I am the one who is at fault. Whenever you put hopes or expectations from someone, you are bound to get hurt. So no expectations no problems.

so never expect anything from anyone and if you do then when someone does not comes up to your high expectations dont go on complaining like me

By Gypsy• 4 Aug 2007 00:30
Rating: 4/5
Gypsy

I'd be happy. I hate weddings. And to go to one where they don't serve alcohol would be hours of torture.

I fight with love and I laugh with rage, you have to live light enough to see the humor and long enough to see some change." Ani Difranco

By sabaabid30• 4 Aug 2007 00:22
Rating: 4/5
sabaabid30

not possible....my best friend doesnt invite me.... no question of beig invited...i probably be the one inviting people to his/her marriage

By JonB• 3 Aug 2007 23:43
Rating: 5/5
JonB

if you lucky you might get to go to the next one

or else stiff bikkies.

there are plenty of weddings to go to, seems to be all the rage nowadays....

By anonymous• 3 Aug 2007 22:31
Rating: 5/5
anonymous

just greet him and congratulate him when you meet him!

Greeting or congratulate a person should be with intention of sincerity.

Cheers!

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By DaRuDe• 3 Aug 2007 21:15
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DaRuDe

funny very very funny. be a man wise and positive and grow up. Just greet him thats all.

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By novita77• 3 Aug 2007 20:47
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novita77

I understand people getting married wont be able to invite everybody they knows. For financial reason or distance reason. If one of my friend getting married not inviting me, and i know the news i will still sending them a wedding card to congratulate them. Some people making a wedding just as a family affair, they can't afford to have a grand wedding. Some people rather spend the money for putting a down payment for a house which is IMO it is acceptable. I will be still sending a best wishes for them :-)

By thealjazeera• 3 Aug 2007 20:29
Rating: 5/5
thealjazeera

if u were a real friend, i think u doesn't need an invitation, some time people misses the person whom they love too much, also possible that he or she really forgot to invite you, in fact you should attend the wedding and celebrate it, im sure if he or she remember about invitation he might feel bad and will remember for ur good attitude

By owen• 3 Aug 2007 20:12
Rating: 4/5
owen

hmmmm...personal grudges?..he forgots (ok, very lame), envy?...ok knox buddy, they really don't want you to be there (reason(S) you will know eventually and i hope it will not break your heart :)

..but when and if you will see them, greet them still..:)

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By swissgirl39• 3 Aug 2007 20:11
swissgirl39

A verry close friend?Well then i would ask him directly why.I would know his reasons and waiting a clear answer of him.

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By tonymontana• 3 Aug 2007 20:11
tonymontana

u r spending way too much time on QL...

By anonymous• 3 Aug 2007 20:10
anonymous

and...if i were you, next time around i'd congradulate him supressing all the grudge within me :)...thus in a way freeing myself. :)

By anonymous• 3 Aug 2007 20:10
Rating: 4/5
anonymous

Don't waste your time pondering about it. If he was meant to be your real friend, he would invited you to his wedding.

Since he is not, You need to move on and when you wedding comes up paying with an invitation to him and his wife.

Don't forget to add the fine print saying: " Just remember your gradual invitation to your wedding"? "I'm not like you".

Don't forget to park the New Lamborghini as for my wedding gift outside my reception area If you decide to show up.

Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery

None but ourselves can free our minds..

By anonymous• 3 Aug 2007 20:05
Rating: 4/5
anonymous

Perhaps you are too dear to him…. he must have thought it unnecessary to formally tell you “you are invited to my wedding” or “please come to my wedding.

By stealth• 3 Aug 2007 20:01
stealth

maybe its your attitude

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