I've been invited out to a friends work xmas hotel meal, so I invited a georgeous confident fab friend.
My vanilla friend has since asked if I could invite a fab date for her, I declined as the potential fall out risk is too high.
If your good vanilla friend asked you that question what would you do?
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"I've been invited out to a friends work xmas hotel meal, so I invited a georgeous confident fab friend.
My vanilla friend has since asked if I could invite a fab date for her, I declined as the potential fall out risk is too high.
If your good vanilla friend asked you that question what would you do?
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I (her) would have told her to join Fab for herself and then give her help and advice about the site etc, I wouldn't have introduced her to people through my account as I would prefer to keep that for my own personal use. It keeps everything 'clean', less possible hassle for you. |
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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago
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I’m confused. Did she not invite you as HER plus one? Albeit in a friend capacity. If so, why would you invite someone else along?
And i’d tell her to join Fab themselves if they want that sort of thing. Too much potential for drama. |
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"I've been invited out to a friends work xmas hotel meal, so I invited a georgeous confident fab friend.
My vanilla friend has since asked if I could invite a fab date for her, I declined as the potential fall out risk is too high.
If your good vanilla friend asked you that question what would you do?
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What the above posters say ^^^ join herself and find her own as too many pitfalls around fab dates but also I'd be a little pissed off inviting a "plus one" who brings a date and leaves me the "gooseberry" especially with a fab date which will have a hidden agenda, as in sex. |
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"I bet your friend is annoyed that she will feel like a gooseberry now you have got a date to the event she invited you to as her plus one. "
I was not Invited as her plus one and she knew I would be bringing a date, I get on with her colleagues and we are a big group who mingle |
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"I bet your friend is annoyed that she will feel like a gooseberry now you have got a date to the event she invited you to as her plus one.
I was not Invited as her plus one and she knew I would be bringing a date, I get on with her colleagues and we are a big group who mingle"
Shes probably just jealous then.  |
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"I've been invited out to a friends work xmas hotel meal, so I invited a georgeous confident fab friend.
My vanilla friend has since asked if I could invite a fab date for her, I declined as the potential fall out risk is too high.
If your good vanilla friend asked you that question what would you do?
I (her) would have told her to join Fab for herself and then give her help and advice about the site etc, I wouldn't have introduced her to people through my account as I would prefer to keep that for my own personal use. It keeps everything 'clean', less possible hassle for you."
This is the reason why I said no to her |
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