Dear Abby: If you don’t want my company until it is convenient for you, then we can’t be friends

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Dear Abby: If you don’t want my company until it is convenient for you, then we can’t be friendsDEAR ABBY: If you ask a guy out to dinner three times and each time he says he has already eaten, is it OK to stop trying to be a friend? I feel he could have been more honest about eating, and said something like, “Can I just get a soda or coffee? I would love to spend time with you.”

Anyway, I stopped talking to him, and then he asked me why I wasn’t still asking. When I told him why, he said he’d told me to take him out on his birthday. You don’t want my company until it is convenient for you? Now I’m confused. I think I will look for a friend somewhere else. -- IGNORED IN THE EAST

DEAR IGNORED: When someone refuses three invitations, it means he isn’t interested. Do the poor guy a favor -- quit trying to script your relationships and look for friendship elsewhere.Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby atToday’s daily horoscope for Oct. 6, 2024

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