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By *itedave69 OP Man
over a year ago
Lowthorpe, Driffield |
Do some people get a jolly out of wasting someone else's time? I don't understand no shows after talking getting on and arranging to meet. I completely understand getting nervous or simply changing your mind, but why not just say, that's fine but to just disappear and not show, rude! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I’ve been lucky enough in all of my iterations on here to have never had a no show. One lass postponed the morning of a planned catch up but we met two weeks later instead.
Life happens and sometimes things pop up which means that meets need to be cancelled but it’s only fair to notify the other party isn’t it, just leaving them stood up is poor form  |
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