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The last time you turned down a friend request here on AnswerMug, what was your reason, or what were your reasons? ~
(You are not being asked to name the person who sent you the request. Thank you.)
For me, it was because I didn't know anything about the sender, and when I asked for clarification, I received absolutely no reply, which made me assume that I was one of many people caught up in a barrage-request. No loss. ~
That's similar to my experience. When he/she then failed to respond to me, even after I declined the request, it reinforced my suspicion that it wasn't a sincere offer. ~
(Something that I learned on AnswerBag ... as soon as you turn them down, they can ask you again. If you don't accept or turn them down, they're done!) Bwahahahaaa.
I don't understand what it is, so I tend to ignore it most of the time. I mean, if you're my friend, you don't need some approval on a computer screen.
I'd aspire to be on an associate list with some AM'ers...
In this world of social media, the word “friend” is tossed around quite casually. You may have hundreds of “friends” on Facebook, but how many of these folks have truly got your back? A true friend is a treasure who is down for you in your darkest hours. An associate is someone who’s cool to chill with for a minute, but is not really checking for you. (pasted verbatim)
Going back to MSNBC QnA, (AB) Answerbag and presently AM, I still maintain my opinion of a friend's list...
https://madamenoire.com/50222/how-to-tell-a-friend-from-an-associate/
This post was edited by Beans/SilentGeneration at September 9, 2018 6:12 AM MDT
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