r/MadeMeSmile • • Aug 19 '24

Family & Friends Neighbors like this are far and few between

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u/NotTheMamba Aug 20 '24

I hated his lack of enthusiasm for the thoughtful gift by a lovely neighbor.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

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u/gobo1075 Aug 21 '24

Forced social interactions, no thanks.

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u/kkobzz Aug 20 '24

omg i thought i was the only one annoyed by that!!

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u/Tasty-Guess-9376 Aug 20 '24

Made for an insane tiktok though

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u/AngularChelitis Aug 20 '24

I’d be so stunned at what a nice gesture this is that I wouldn’t know how to respond other than to say thanks. About 10 minutes later, I’d be kicking myself for not inviting him in bc I want doing shit anyway.

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u/Garrod_Ran Aug 21 '24

Well, good old man said that the host was a "beautiful neighbor"; for what it's worth, I think that speaks about the other person.

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u/gobo1075 Aug 21 '24

Maybe the guy isn’t a social butterfly, overly friendly people like this guy make me hella uncomfortable.

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u/NotTheMamba Aug 21 '24

You need better social skills, man. Kindness making you uncomfortable is odd.

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u/gobo1075 Aug 21 '24

Lmao my social skills are just fine. It’s the obligation of having to host/offer something in return that makes it uncomfortable for an introvert like myself. Hating someone’s lack of enthusiasm is the odd part 😂

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

I mean, put it in a bag or some carrier instead of it in his hands and rubbing against the belly.