My friend is coming over and I want to...?
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How do I stop my friend coming over?
I've got this friend that just invites herself over my house frequently. And it's not asking, it's like "hey I'm coming over to drop this off or to do this" and I don't mind sometimes but sometimes I just wanna be in my house without her dropping over. And if she lived five minutes away it'd be alright but she doesn't, she lives a few busses away so they aren't short visits. She'll stay for hours. Ask for drinks and food ect. I love my friend but she just takes the piss. And I dunno how to say no I don't want you to come round without sounding rude!!!! Any help as to what I could say to her?! Ps I don't live on my own, I live with family!
My friend is coming over, what do I do?
This will be easy, are you guys aloud in town? if so, and there's a pizza place, go and get something to eat. Just for a little, if she doesn't have money maybe you can pay for her. Then when you come home, if you have like a PS3 or Xbox then ask her if she wants to play that, or if you have Wii, like Just Dance is a really fun game you guys can play! Do that for a couple hours like 2 and then ask her if she wants to watch a movie. Make popcorn and if you want, you guys should bake cookies, cupcakes, or a cake while you have a movie on! Then when your all done with watching the movie and eating (if you choose to) you should watch another movie, something maybe more girly, like Clueless would be a perfect movie, and paint each others nails, and just talk about everything you can think of. And do your hair too! -- before that, if you want, you can go outside and just jump in the trampoline! Just have fun! Hope I helped!
I'm nervous about my friends coming over?
Hey :) Well it my birthday today and in a couple of hours 6 of my closest friends are coming round my house for 4 hours. We are going to play on the wii, karaoke, henna tattoos and food. Its ok if they were with me when we come into my house but here I don't know when and who will arrive first and I'm nervous about any awkward silences or if we have nothing else to do :/ I want the afternoon to go smoothly and everyone goes home having a good time, please help how to stay cool thanks xxx
My friend coming over for the first time/ what to do?
My friend is coming over for the first time TOMORROW. (SKIP IF U WANT ➡) so she goes to other friends houses a lot and I rarely do or even have people over . Here are some of my ideas of what we should do: *mall *frozen yogurt *playing piano *walk *hide and go seek *Steal food from the fridge lol *park (I live right next to one) And also *talk to people with 2 different accents Tbh I'm kinda worried that she won't like my house/stuff/ideas, and what if she had a way better time at someone else's house (and won't wanna come back to me) Soooo are those good ideas? And also do u think she will have a good time? PLS tell me some other ideas!!! SORRY ITS SO LONG, I JUST DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO.
How do I get my friend to stop coming over to my house all the time!?
you are so coldhearted!! He see's you as family, and this is the way you think of him? He probably dosent like being in his house because all of the negativity and when he's at yours he feels better, at home even. why would you kick him out isn't he a good friend? Treat him like your brother, you get irritated by him alot but still love him, he's family. well if you dont like him just lock yoursself in a room or something, but i assure you it won't help. and if you hate him that much you mmight want to speak with your parents first and tell them how you feel about the situation. (btw) why dont you putyourself in his shoes before you decide anything, please
What do you do when a friend is coming over to your house for 2 hours?
Make sure you have something to offer them to eat and drink, and clean dishes to serve it on.Arrange a comfortable space for the two of you to spend time in. Keep outdoor options in mind - it might be fun to get outside, if the weather is nice.Think of a few diversions that your friend might enjoy - video games, tv, movies, an art project…you know your friend best. Have options in case they don’t like the first choice.Remember that a guest’s desires and needs come first and it is the host’s responsibility - within reason - to see that they’re having a good time.Have fun!
How can I get intimate with my friend who's coming over?
Welcome her.Compliment her. Ask her questions about her day.Ask her questions about how she's feeling. If she says she's stressed, ask her if she needs a massage... If she says yes - you got this.If she's not stressed and loving life, tell her to rub some off of her good luck on you and ask for a hug. Tell her you like holding her. Keep asking questions that will lead to a touch. Use the touch as a way to gauge her interest. If she's receptive... Have fun. Good luck!
My friend keeps coming over uninvited?
I'm a high school sophomore, and my friend who lives about a block away keeps coming over, inturrupting my guitar jamming sessions, chores, and simply my "me" time. It was okay at first but now I am tired of it! He is my best friend, also a sophomore, been friends for almost 4 years, but this has gotten out of hand. Of course, hes my best friend and I still want him to come over, but only on weekends and whenever I actually invite him. How can I make this stop without being rude?
Why do I feel nervous about my friends coming over to my flat for the first time for a gathering? I'm an introvert and I'm overthinking the whole thing.
Ever notice that many extroverts are normally very expressive with their feelings? Introverts tend to internalize their feelings. Because of this, extroverts tend to release much more emotional energy than introverts. For example, being nervous when guests are coming over.Where an extrovert may also feel nervous, they express (release) their nervousness verbally and sometimes physically while describing their nervousness (energy).An introvert will instead, internalize those same feelings. Trapped within us, the energy becomes a constant state of unreleased emotional energy. An introvert feels the nervousness much more and much longer than in extrovert.If an introvert would like to release energy without having to endure so much turmoil, I recommend breathing. Yes, deliberate and controlled breathing. The trick is to use slow and deep breathing. Here is why.When we are anxious, nervous or wound up in some way, our muscles tense. Our fight or flight instincts kick in and our body readies for action. When tense, the muscles restrict blood flow similar to when you clench a fist and you hand turns white. The act of a deep breath does two things.A slow deep breath helps to stretch out many of the torso muscles to allow normal blood flow. It also increases the amount of oxygen to our blood stream. A few deep breaths can help us to exit the fight or flight mode and return to a more calm state.So the next time you feel yourself tensing from emotional energy, breath a few deep breaths and feel yourself begin to calm. Repeat as needed. Remember, slow deep breaths. Short and shallow breathing will only increase your fight or flight state.Hope this helps and take best of care!