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hey guys. i could do with some advice on this one. i'm going to this guys party in a few weeks or so and we used to be really good friends. i wasn't invitwed by him personally but he knows i'm going to be there. should i make the first move to speak to him or just leave it and see if he wants to?
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Go speak to him - if he responds well you could have a fab friendship from it!!
If he is vile - blanks you or dismisses you (a totally inappropriate response to someone coming over to say 'hi') then remember that he's the one with the problem.
Otherwise what happens if neither of you say hi and the moment is wasted - as the saying goes regret things you've done - not things you haven't done...
Hope it goes well! xx
PS confidence is incredibly sexy so if you get chances like this to practise on old friends use them - then when it comes to saying hi to strangers who you like the look of you'll be well practised and fantastic at it!!
If he is vile - blanks you or dismisses you (a totally inappropriate response to someone coming over to say 'hi') then remember that he's the one with the problem.
Otherwise what happens if neither of you say hi and the moment is wasted - as the saying goes regret things you've done - not things you haven't done...
Hope it goes well! xx
PS confidence is incredibly sexy so if you get chances like this to practise on old friends use them - then when it comes to saying hi to strangers who you like the look of you'll be well practised and fantastic at it!!
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