You’re too sweet @Birdofparadise8 ! ☺️🤗🌺
Thank you 🙂💜🌺
Oh, I’m so sorry to hear your friend isn’t seeing the unique opportunity to catch up that comes after you guys haven’t caught up in such a long time😔
It kind of feels almost like it’s personal, in a way… however I gently want to say that it could have much less to do with you, and a lot more to do with their newfound freedom and excitement that comes with going out every Saturday, so they really want to do that, instead - without really thinking of how it might impact you at all ❤️🩹
also, there may be an element of peer pressure or the desire to conform with what others do, so as not to be left out, in the instance it’s a bit of a cliquey situation… I’m not sure if I’m getting any of this right? However these are the first thoughts/feelings that come to mind around why someone may not want to give up a night out…
the other suggestion I thought I’d kindly mention, if you think this might be a worthwhile compromise dearest, is to maybe delay the meet up time till later on in the day, so your friend can recover a bit from the night out, and then still meet up with you in the middle of the day..?
Sometimes, people have priorities that are a lot less thinking of how their plans might impact on others, and a lot more about just what is working for them.
It’s really unfortunate that this happens, and I wish there was a solution where your friend could be there the entire day with you, to enjoy spending time hanging out and enjoying the markets..however sadly I think they may be wanting to explore these new things and freedoms they have, which unfortunately means that other plans fall by the wayside a bit😔
im so sorry dearest Birdofparadise8..I wish I had a solution that would change the situation, however the best I can do is gently say please try not to take it personally, and hopefully if it’s ok with you, a compromise on the meet up time may be able to sway their decision, so you can possibly spend the afternoon together instead 🙂🌺💜
what do you think..? 🤗