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JDookie · 04-06-07, 07:30

That's why I suggested staying home unless he picks *you* up. This way, you aren't lying. You honestly don't feel like driving, so you stayed home. If you just go out without him, it will be a hard sell to blame it on not wanting to drive. He may interpret it as you just not wanting to go with him.

A lot of friendships, and even relationships for that matter, are ruined due to a lack of communication. Talk to him and tell him what you are thinking, and if nothing else, at least make everyone chip in for gas.

04-06-07, 07:30	#4 (permalink)
JDookie Super Moderator JDookie is offline Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: USA Posts: 4,094	Re: Friends who want to ride along. That's why I suggested staying home unless he picks you up. This way, you aren't lying. You honestly don't feel like driving, so you stayed home. If you just go out without him, it will be a hard sell to blame it on not wanting to drive. He may interpret it as you just not wanting to go with him. A lot of friendships, and even relationships for that matter, are ruined due to a lack of communication. Talk to him and tell him what you are thinking, and if nothing else, at least make everyone chip in for gas.