~*Dare To Tell The Truth*~

homoe · 08-27-2017, 09:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Kätzchen

Not yet, but I would most likely move to some other area if I could. I don't mind when the crowd gets a punch line and bursts out laughing, but I hear you about atypical pesky annoying behaviors.

What about dining experiences where it's close quarters: does it bug you when you people get nosy about what's going on at your table, rather than their's???

Well I am probably one of the few that does not mind going out to eat by themselves ........so seldom is anyone glancing over towards me , but I do like a nice quiet peaceful dining experience.

When dining out with a group from work, have you ever been stuck sitting next to your least favorite co-worker?

Kätzchen · 08-27-2017, 09:22 PM

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Originally Posted by homoe

Well I am probably one of the few that does not mind going out to eat by themselves ........so seldom is anyone glancing over towards me , but I do like a nice quiet peaceful dining experience.

When dining out with a group from work, have you ever been stuck sitting next to your least favorite co-worker?

No, I can't think of a time I ever got seated by someone I didn't like or by someone who didn't like me.

Does it make you feel good to see someone do the right thing?

(Example: I recently saw a person scrape the side of a nice car...they were trying to park on a busy street. I wasn't sure if they were going to take off or what, but it made me feel good to see them do the right thing, leave their contact info, etc.)

Contradictor · 08-28-2017, 03:22 PM

Yes, it does, restores my faith in humanity (almost)

What happened the last time you told a fib to get out of doing something ?

(example, I cancelled a non-urgent meeting last week because I was just too busy and stressed and not feeling up to going)!

Femmewench · 08-30-2017, 02:21 PM

The next person who tells me we can still be friends will be very grateful if we're not in the same physical room together.

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