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asdfok
It seems like unexpected visitors come at the worst times..... especially when i am looking my very worst and definatly not planning on having company.
Like, i am always just in a tank top and my underwear when i am home alone...and it...
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Written on August 21st, 2008
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urbrandofheroin
I absolutely cannot stand unexpected guests. It's this simple: Call before you come, or we WILL be standing outside talking, until you realize you've intruded and decide to leave.
I had a friend back in high school...
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Written on March 2nd, 2009
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jellibeanz
Im not keen on surprises generally - and that includes people knocking on the door. I don't like being unprepared for things. My general tactic is to duck and dash for a safe place where I can spy on the door and they can't see me...
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Written on March 20th, 2011
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czaristacrystals
my relatives and other friends used to do that a lot to us ... turn up un-announced and they never stopped to think you may have other things to door other commitments or that you like to be prepared for a visitor even if it is doing...
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Written on November 23rd, 2011
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DopeyGirl
When we get right down to it, I even hate expected visitors. I just don't like having people in my "comfort zone". I don't leave my house unless I have to, and having people into it just takes away from the...
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Written on January 13th, 2008
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Codeman320
Whenever someone's friend comes over to hang out (mostly women), I end up hiding in my room until they're gone. I'm afraid that If I go out there, they'll want me to talk to them and I just wouldn't want to because I'll be ill prepared...
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Written on May 22nd, 2013
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emerald
Late one night last week, I stirred from a deep sleep at hearing scratching noises around my window. Through hooded sleepy eyes I watched my rose drapes blow outward, followed by more noise. THAT SAT ME STRAIGHT UP! With heart beating...
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Written on June 28th, 2011
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HeavnsGirl
In college I had a friend who would call me constantly, and if I didn't answer, he would stop by. Sometimes he would even bring other people with him. I got sick of him doing that, so the next time he came by, unexpected...
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Written on May 17th, 2008
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Intentsiz
Today, saturday, I had an unexpected visitor. I thought I had sorted him by agreeing he could come on Thursday. But no, he turned up today, wanted to do me a favour and fix the gate on my fence. I heard banging and there he was, fixing...
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Written on February 18th, 2012
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krisha444
My husband and I are currently making a list of ways to deter unannounced guests. 1. Ask them to help you with hard labor around the home 2. Take our 4 large dogs swimming in the lake and allow them to shake water all over them...
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Written on May 26th, 2011
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Sabrina0202
One time in my early twenties with my roommate, we were in our appartment smoking a stinky doobie and our preacher stopped by unnanounced. Boy were we embarrased and though he didn't acknowledge anything, I'm sure he was too. ...
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Written on January 11th, 2008
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Intentsiz
Unexpected visitors expect to Prioritise themselves over anything else you may have planned, over people closer to you. They are intruders, imposing themselves. They think you are doing nothing important or they would not do it. They...
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Written on February 18th, 2012
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howsab
This happens to me all the time. Someone always shows up at my door when I am not dressed or in the middle of doing something naughty lol. One time my mother showed up at my house and she just walked in without knocking and caught an...
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Written on August 9th, 2011
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vivrant99
I've always hated unexpected visitors...ALWAYS. Even when I was young in my parents house I hated that feeling of surprise but now that I'm married and have a young child it's multiplied by 100000. I think it's so incredibly rude for...
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Written on August 12th, 2010
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Intentsiz
All criminal behaviour has in common this- it is am imposition on someone else. Unexpected visitors likewise are an imposition. If you would not do it to someone else, then do not allow it to be done to you. But how? You may want to...
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Written on February 18th, 2012
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Intentsiz
Is this true-Winners don't allow Drop-Ins at all, Extreme Losers allow them in extreme, In- Between ppl allow them in between. It's a scale.
I have noticed that the successful people I know and know of don't have unexpected visitors...
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Written on February 18th, 2012
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darknight
It doesn't happen much, well not anymore. but on occasion it still does and it drives me half-sane! I'm normally not normal so this is not good.
Reasons! You want to know some reasons? Okay, for starts, someone shows...
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Written on August 31st, 2008
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