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+1 yThe question would be, if you were regularly talking to this guy. If you weren't, then I suspect the invitation wasn't still open.
Sometimes people throw out invitations in the flush of just meeting someone but, after knowing you some time, they aren't comfortable about saying no. YET, they don't want to rescind an invitation because, who does that?
I would take a cue from the fact that he hadn't mentioned it again. If the invite was still open and he wanted you there, he'd ask where you were and what happened...
Since this is a new person, you can't possibly know their style. You've only known him a few weeks. Err on the conservative side.
If you didn't hear from him about your attending and he never mentioned it, since Aug 4 is long past, it clearly didn't matter. I don't think this is a cancel on his part about you in general. He might've changed his mind, thinking it was too early.
If you're still having a good time with this guy, keep on with that. There's plenty of time to go to parties with him. You invite HIM to a party and see how that develops.02 Reply- +1 y
OK, then, I change my opinion. Maybe he's a "one and done" person. Ask him if the invite is still open. You WILL attend and you want to get a new outfit, haircut... so you have to plan for this! That'll probably excite the heck out of him!! GOOD LUCK!
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+1 yI think your still invited, tell him you won’t come without a formal invitation days in advance because you don’t want to be rude and want to have clothes and pot luck food prepared for the event and also be able to free up your schedule by reserving the time slot, if your not sure your invited, give him a graceful deadline to invite you officially to the party after which you will decline all invitations, maybe say you will catch up with a certain female friend if he doesn’t get back to you by a certain day.
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+1 yHe has pretty much made it viably clear he wants you there. He hasn't said anything to the contrary, so I'd say get out there and party it up... that's what she said. by the way, if it was August 4th, you are WAYYY too late. I'm hoping you meant to say September.
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+1 yYes, I would consider myself still invited unless you hear otherwise, but it's not a bad idea to confirm close to the date. You could call on the pretext of asking another question. Is the party still on? Do I need to bring anything? What type of attire?
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u +1 y1. August 4 has come and gone.
2. Assuming that date was wrong. . . did he invite you just to attend or to be his date for the party? If he invited you to be his date, I would have expected more talk sine the initial invitation. If he simply invited you to attend as a guest, I would assume that you are still invited.11 Reply - 3.8K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.
+1 yCALL the man honey. "Hey so-n-so, are we still on for Saturday?"
Or a quick text with something similar.
Why are you so reticent to touch base with someone you find interesting, had some sort of connection with? What are we missing here?10 Reply
+1 yHere…
his ex is invited…
My boyfriend invited his ex to his party?00 ReplyYes! Unless he disinvites you. I would only not go if something had dramatically changed, ie. Breakup, death, you ran him over ;) ... all reasons not to go on a personal level. Please don't run people over, that was a humorous example.
00 ReplySorry but this is kinda stupid, he already invited you so ofc you are still invited. The only way for you to not be is if he actually told you not to come anymore but he didn't.
00 ReplyI mean you could ask him if you are still invited? especially if you are planning to go, if you are not then why bother knowing. but yeah just ask, nothing wrong with it.
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+1 yUnless he has said otherwise I'd assume so, are y'all still talking? If so, then I'd say likely but you can always ask him in a round about way maybe ask if there is something you could bring?
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+1 yIf he didn't uninvite you, you are still invited. Just because you don't talk about something being your favorite all the time doesn't mean it stops being your favorite
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+1 ySome people will verify- some won't. He didn't, but the invite still stands.
It's a house party - bring a box of candy, a bottle of wine/sangria/champagne, or some flowers to the host/hostess of the party.00 Reply 4.6K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Well if he hasn't texted you or called you to ask if you are coming then it is automatic indication that the invite is cancelled for you
00 ReplyIt sounds like he wants you there but I think you have the incorrect date since this upcoming Saturday is August 28th
00 ReplyOf course you are still invited. He invited you. He emphasized that he wants to see you there. He is assuming you are coming.
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+1 yI'd say you're still invited. Maybe he just doesn't want to come off as pushy. If he was so persistent from the beginning I'd say he wants you there.
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+1 yUnless he's specifically told you not to come, just assume you're still invited. If you're unsure, just ask him.
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+1 yWas Aug 4th the last time he mentioned his party? Also have you guys still talked since then?
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Okay then yes you’re definitely still invited. If you feel uncertain maybe mention something about you deciding what to wear on Saturday and ask for his opinion.
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Well when he first said he wants you there did you say you would be there?
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Normally once invited people don’t uninvite someone otherwise he wouldn’t mention the party to you anymore. If he’s throwing it himself he could just be stressed about the planning.
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That’s a really good sign then if he asked you to invite your mom, I wouldn’t worry if I were you 😊
822 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Yes, still invited. And it sounds like he really wants you to come.
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+1 yAugust 4 was weeks ago and you just posted this. I don't get it.
00 Reply1.4K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Well yes you're still invited to something he can't tell you something and then not do it
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+1 yYes, you are. Don't doubt, come and have a good time there.
00 Reply1.7K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Just ask him , just say hey is that party still happening this weekend
00 Reply3.1K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. He did not uninvite you. I would go if you still want to.
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+1 yYou are 25. Your questions seems you are 18. Seems you remain alone most of the time and with less number of trustable friends. If he has invited just go
00 Reply1.1K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. you could contact him to ask for a claification on the time, or if you should bring anything.
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+1 yActually I talked to him and he said no you're not invented anymore. Sorry.
00 ReplyYes, you are still invited. but I don't think he will be very interested in you when you go to the invitation
02 ReplyWell just knock the door or call , if he found another girl , who cares have fun , there are lots of other guys for you.
00 Reply990 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. YES you are still invited, do not expect an invitation every week. day. month. hour... he has already told you MANY TIMES
00 Reply1.6K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Yes; invitations don't need to be updated unless the event changes in some way.
00 Reply416 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. How many invitations do you need. If you are so insecure that you need constant reminders, don't go.
00 ReplyShow up! He didn't say you were uninvited... right?
00 ReplyHe thought, May you are not willing to attend, so he ignored you, now if you really love him, then you go
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+1 yIn theory, yes, but Millennials are nuts and don't keep dates.
00 Replyprobably wanted 25 guys and one girl to get all drunk and wasted just to rape her.
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+1 yAn Invitation is an invitation no need for another invitation since it still stands.
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+1 yWhat’s the difference - shallow perverts are a dime a dozen. You’re not missing out on anything
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+1 yYes, he probably is trying not to bug you and annoy you.
00 Reply33.3K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Considering it's August 24th I think you missed it
04 Reply545 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Go and have a good time.
00 ReplyHere's a fun suggestion: ask him!
00 ReplyYou were invited. Go, or don’t.
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u +1 yyes you are, and he'll want you there...
00 Reply Are you still in contact with him?
12 Reply315 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. I don't see why you wouldn't be.
00 Reply1.7K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Just ask him if the party's still going through.
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+1 yAug 4th past its now Aug 25
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+1 yI would contact him and see what he says
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+1 yYes, you're still invited. Don't worry. :)
10 Reply I think you missed the party...
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+1 yI’d say try to reach out to him to confirm!
00 Reply1.9K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. August 4th? it's already August 24th here
11 Reply“You better come and he wants you there” 🎤⬇️
00 ReplyUnless told otherwise, you're still invited.
00 Reply952 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Your better off to just ask him.
00 Reply936 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Go anyway but bring a date
00 Reply1.8K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic. Yes. Just go. Watch your drink tho.
00 ReplyYes, I would still go.
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+1 yof course you're a girl
10 ReplyMaybe. You could try asking him.
00 ReplyYour still invited.
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+1 yyes go and have fun
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