- missjyc
- 11 years ago
- Wedding: September 2010
i dont think she meant anything by it… unless that’s like her to sneakily imply something?
i dont think she meant anything by it… unless that’s like her to sneakily imply something?
@Missasb – Actually, we did speak (sort of) when I posted my WW on facebook – she messaged me and congratulated us. So it’s not like she’s a really bad person. I just feel like those two comments “I didn’t know the date” and “Who else from (our college) are you inviting” were slight jabs at me 1) trying to imply she might be on the B list and ‘uncovering’ it and 2) wanting the ‘gossip’ about who is invited instead of wishing me a nice wedding.
@missjyc – it’s funny that you say that b/c it is sort of her personality to take those little jabs at people. They aren’t outright snarky and may or may not be interpreted as an outright jab, but I think that’s how she means it.
I actually forgot how rude she can be over the years, but now I remember. I feel like she hasn’t learned any manners as she’s gotten older, that is a very strange response to the bride who just invited you to her wedding!
I’m not sure if that’s what she was doing but thinking about it, I would have been hurt if they didn’t say somthing like “I’m so sorry I can’t be there. I bet it will be wonderful though!”
Oh gosh, I am trying to see it…but I don’t really. Honestly, that is something that I would type if I was in a rush or something! Plus, your email was very brief and to the point, and she responded the same way. I say shrug it off!
I can’t see anything rude either. I’d say forget it.
She could have offered more congratulations, but I don’t really think it was rude. It is hard to read inflection in emails.
I can’t see anything wrong with her email, sorry 🙂 I really think it was a normal email written in a hurry.
EDIT: Also, I didn’t know there was a taboo against asking who else from a mutual group of acquaintances is invited…she was probably curious on what she was missing out on and/or just trying to seem interested.
There is nothing rude there at ALL. Please take a step back and don’t throw her under the bus for this! You’re reading way too much into it.
I think that her response was fine in response to the email you gave. She was just trying to be nice I think- getting the scoop in a friendly way.
Yeah, her response definitely didn’t seem rude to me either. I think it’s a stretch to assume she was referencing the STD…to me saying “Oh no, sorry, I didn’t know it was on X date, I have other plans!” is pretty innocent. You’ll have enough to stress about with wedding planning, don’t worry about it!
I agree it’s harmless and she didn’t mean anything by it. I think she was just making conversation and her e-mail was to the point. At least she responded! 🙂 I think she was trying to explain why she had a vacation planned over your wedding so you wouldn’t be offended. You could always respond and say “ah man, I knew we should’ve sent save the dates. Too bad. I’m not sure who all is coming yet since we are just getting around to finalizing the guest list.”
Sounds to me like she was explaining to you why she scheduled a Hawaiian vacation…like because she didn’t know the date.
Also she’s probably being VERY polite asking who else is invited to the wedding so that she doesn’t talk about it to any of your mutual friends and accidentally find out that they were never invited! That would be very awkward for her, and it is best that she asks you about it directly.
I don’t see the “jabs.” I think maybe you should let her know if any mutual friends were invited, and leave it at that.
Hmm i dont see anything wrong about it, but her question about other college friends was a little odd.
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