A party: To go or not to go. That is the question

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04 May 2010, 6:26 pm

So a fairly new friend/acquaintance of mine invited me to a party he and his roommates are throwing at the end of the month. They live in a big house they call the mansion and the landlord is making them leave because he's moving into it so it's a "going away" party. Anyways, other than the one friend, I might only know 1 or 2 other people there. It sounds like it's going to be the typical NT, drinking party, but I'm not 100% sure. It's not that I'm nervous, but I just think it will be extremely boring for me because I don't like visiting and it doesn't sound like there will be any set activities or anything.



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04 May 2010, 7:16 pm

You seem to have descirbed the party very well. So you should be able to judge for yourself if you like it. Maybe ask your friend/aquaintance for more details?



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04 May 2010, 8:31 pm

I don't care for parties, and I usually wouldn't go unless the person who invited me is someone whom I know well and whom I trust. I'd also have to take into account the type of people who will be attending the party.



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04 May 2010, 8:37 pm

I might try to go ... say "hello" and hang out for a little bit, then make an excuse to head out early if you're bored.



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04 May 2010, 8:59 pm

I'm probably going to decline. If it was a bit closer, I might go for a bit, but it's about a 40 minute drive away, which means it's almost an hour and a half commute and since I doubt I'd want to stay there that long, it's not worth it. It sounds like one of those events where I'd be just standing off to the side by myself.



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07 May 2010, 8:44 pm

I do foreclosures at a lawfirm and yes, people do have those "going away parties".


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