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princesseli
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05 Sep 2009, 12:04 pm

Last night I went to this club event just to check it out. For a several reasons 1. girl advertised it to me like all the time last year
2. I felt bad for never showing up 3. My friend who is this girls roommate convinced me 4. I figured new year, check out new things and I have very few friends so new people. The event was a hangout for this Christian club. The thing: Im not Christian and a few people there knew that cause I've vocalized my opinion quite clear in the past. So going there was very ackward, and the people I knew where excited yet very surprised. The girl that had tried to advertise to me last year told me "wow (my friend) a really good at persuading, but Im not." I thought wait...so all this persistance about her persuasion, she dosent actually get semioffended for people not showing up. I was confused. The whole situation made me feel very uncomfortable so I left early. But they were really nice people though. At this point I should really try to work on meeting new people so Im not sure how to perceive this situation. So what do you think?

Note: Im sorry if this post may seem pointless but its really on my mind, and I didnt know how to phrase my question very well.



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05 Sep 2009, 12:22 pm

I never got proselytizing-I belong to the Church of MYOB



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06 Sep 2009, 11:21 pm

Going to events where you don't know people well is stressful and the pitfalls of not having the intuitive understanding of social rules can cause a lot of distress. Good job for trying!



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07 Sep 2009, 4:15 am

Something seems odd if your friends invited you to a Christian get-together without telling you what it was... this seems like a bad flag. But I don't know your situation other than what you've just described, so I might be wrong. Get to know them if they're that nice, but be VERY VERY careful about contradictions in their words and actions.