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Originally Posted by justafriend306
I think it comes down to how your friend makes an introduction of you to the others present. I have thought further on my initial reply. I remain thinking that her invitation is an act of kindness but it occurs to me that as her guest, she has a responsibility to try to make you feel comfortable. It is up to her to welcome you to the rest of the group and to make efforts to include you. This starts with a proper introduction to the others. Is a failure to do this perhaps causing you to feel less than welcome?
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Sort of. Not so much a failure on her part, but more of the opposite. It appears as if others in her house seem unhappy by me being there. Even if it is people she works with. A couple times she invited me to hang out with her and a few of her coworkers, she introduced me to them but they treated me like I didn't exist so that's why I worry at times. I understand that they don't know me, but some of them don't really even make an attempt to make conversation other than just saying hi. Makes it awkward.