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What happens if I reject a friend request? Will the requester get a message saying that I have rejected him/her?
Math Is Hard said:What happens if I reject a friend request? Will the requester get a message saying that I have rejected him/her?
Math Is Hard said:ok, thanks. I got one from someone I don't know, and I don't want to add them, but I don't want to be rude, either.
muppet said:So you'll just leave them hanging :tongue:
Defennder said:Hmm, I just got a new friend request as well. I'm guessing that it's probably from the same member who requested friendship with you guys...
muppet said:So you'll just leave them hanging :tongue:
"Why do MIH hate me?" "Why don't she write?"Math Is Hard said:*sigh* you're right.
the guilt..the guilt..
Check again.muppet said:I don't have a stalker...
I feel left out
I might not be, after she reads my (just joshing!) post above. Maybe a jar of habanero relish would patch things up...Evo said:PHEW! I'm still MIH's friend!
turbo-1 said:"Why do MIH hate me?" "Why don't she write?"
Ah the pain, the angst, the self-loathing...
That's OK, MIH, don't even think about the psychological damage you are wreaking with your callous indifference to your potential friends.
[/URL]Evo said:<Evo checks to see if MIH has rejected her>
PHEW! I'm still MIH's friend!
http://img70.imageshack.us/img70/6785/pyrodancepleaseft2.gif
You don't need to do that, it is probably the same person that has sent friendship requests to several of us in the past couple of days.Math Is Hard said:OKAY! OKAY! UNCLE!
I will craft a tactful letter explaining that it's not really a rejection, just more of a "wait list" situation. The request will be reconsidered at a later date when I have gotten a chance to know something about the requestor.
Evo said:You don't need to do that, it is probably the same person that has sent friendship requests to several of us in the past couple of days.
I'd like to see that list, Left-Coaster. Could be fun.Math Is Hard said:shoot. I just finished composing my thoughtful, sensitive letter. I even included a list of members to approach who have might lower friendship standards.
:rofl:Math Is Hard said:shoot. I just finished composing my thoughtful, sensitive letter. I even included a list of members to approach who have might lower friendship standards.
Evo said:Check again.
turbo-1 said:"Why do MIH hate me?" "Why don't she write?"
Ah the pain, the angst, the self-loathing...
G01 said:Whew! Same situation here, and I also didn't want to be rude! What a relief!
muppet said:On a related note, I just got added on msn by an e-mail address I didn't recognise. Conversation:
ME: Hi who's this?
Them: Hey. Age/sex/location?
:grumpy:
Math Is Hard said:What happens if I reject a friend request? Will the requester get a message saying that I have rejected him/her?
I think your avatar just disappears from their friend's list.Hootenanny said:What happens if one 'breaks a friendship'?
A friend rejection is when someone declines or denies a request to be friends.
People may reject friend requests for a variety of reasons, such as not knowing the person well enough, not wanting to add too many friends on social media, or simply not being interested in becoming friends.
Coping with a friend rejection can be difficult, but it's important to remember that it's not a reflection of your worth as a person. It's okay to feel disappointed, but try to focus on other friendships and activities that bring you joy.
In some cases, a friend rejection can be reversed if the person who rejected the request changes their mind. However, it's important to respect their decision and not pressure them to accept the request.
To prevent future friend rejections, it's important to make sure that you have a genuine connection and mutual interest with the person before sending a friend request. Additionally, try to be respectful of their boundaries and avoid sending multiple requests if they have already declined one.