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Magnate
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Location: Pennsylvania
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Jan 10, 2019 at 11:31 AM
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I am just curious, how can you tell if you are overstaying your welcome, especially if your friend still lives with your parents? Sometimes when I am over at a friend’s house, I will help with certain things like setting the table or cleaning up after a dinner if there is one. This helps and they like it when I do this. It is appreciated. But sometimes I wonder if there are times where I could be overstaying my welcome even though I never invite myself.
Anyone know how to tell if someone is subtly sending signals that they need a break from me being over? I’m sure if someone was short with you constantly, that would indicate a sign but if someone is not short with you and hides it, then it may be more difficult. I don’t spend every day there but I just like to be careful at times since we do hang out a few times a week. |
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