saaaame and when i ask him 'are you expecting a medal?' he says i don't appreciate what he did. how ironic
Ditch that friend quick time! Making you feel bad because you can't afford something is not it! £300 is ridiculous and if she can't see that then maybe SHE'S the one with the problem..My friend wants to go on a weekend away for her birthday - £300 per person! Who has that kind of money spare to spend on a weekend away - definitely not me. I replied this morning saying I couldn’t afford it and now she’s gone off in a huff because I “never want to do anything” and “don’t prioritise our friendship” and “always have an excuse for everything”
It really gets me down because this happens a few times a year and I don’t think she understands that she’s in a much better financial situation than I am - I’m literally sitting here freezing because it’s too expensive to have the heating on all day and she thinks I’ve got hundreds of pounds at my disposal? I love her but it’s so hard being friends with her sometimes because her expectations (both financially and time related) are so highDitch that friend quick time! Making you feel bad because you can't afford something is not it! £300 is ridiculous and if she can't see that then maybe SHE'S the one with the problem..
I have friends like that, they constantly pick where to go for food etc, dead posh/expensive restaurants and days out when they know me and my boyfriend aren’t as well off as them. We’d be happy meeting up once a month with a cheap pub lunch and a trip to somewhere cheap for the kids but they want a posh Italian restaurant with the bill nearing 100 quid every week. In the end we’ve just had to put our foot down and say no! Friends that don’t respect your financial situation and don’t understand that not everyone is in the same boat as them are just not friends worth havingIt really gets me down because this happens a few times a year and I don’t think she understands that she’s in a much better financial situation than I am - I’m literally sitting here freezing because it’s too expensive to have the heating on all day and she thinks I’ve got hundreds of pounds at my disposal? I love her but it’s so hard being friends with her sometimes because her expectations (both financially and time related) are so high
Yeah I totally get you.. Some people (not all) but some who are better off with money seem to think the rest of the word is too.. Unfortunately life isn't like that! She's lucky she can afford to do these things but she needs to understand that if you are saying you can't afford it, it's not you just making up excuses.. it's you being honest with her! Honestly if I had £300 in my account right now to do anything with I would go and do a massive food shop, sod a weekend away! I wonder if your friend has any money to spare lol. January is such a hard month!It really gets me down because this happens a few times a year and I don’t think she understands that she’s in a much better financial situation than I am - I’m literally sitting here freezing because it’s too expensive to have the heating on all day and she thinks I’ve got hundreds of pounds at my disposal? I love her but it’s so hard being friends with her sometimes because her expectations (both financially and time related) are so high
I absolutely hate this mentality. Even if you have the money, why should you spend YOUR hard earned money on something for them?My friend wants to go on a weekend away for her birthday - £300 per person! Who has that kind of money spare to spend on a weekend away - definitely not me. I replied this morning saying I couldn’t afford it and now she’s gone off in a huff because I “never want to do anything” and “don’t prioritise our friendship” and “always have an excuse for everything”
Tell her to duck off. Nobody needs friends like that. I use friend in the loosest term.My friend wants to go on a weekend away for her birthday - £300 per person! Who has that kind of money spare to spend on a weekend away - definitely not me. I replied this morning saying I couldn’t afford it and now she’s gone off in a huff because I “never want to do anything” and “don’t prioritise our friendship” and “always have an excuse for everything”
Hack for that: it takes a bit of extra time but copy the album to a playlist of your own. You can do whatever you want with that one without Spotify's restrictions.A first world problem but I hate how they got rid of the shuffle button when you listen to albums on Spotify. I don’t want to listen to it in the same order every time.
Not sure if I have a different version of spotify (although it is up to date) but once you start playing any song from an album you can toggle the shuffle on. You just can't start it on shuffle play.A first world problem but I hate how they got rid of the shuffle button when you listen to albums on Spotify. I don’t want to listen to it in the same order every time.