Party Un-etiquette.
If a friend were to ask you, "I'm having my birthday party next Tuesday, will you be free to make it?" And you reply, "Oh, who's going?" Just slap yourself. 1. Party invites While the above is probably a really common question asked, many don't realize that it's also an incredibly rude one. Let's look at it this way, if you were to invite someone for a function, you would invite them because you want their company. You want them to be there to celebrate whatever milestone it is that you are going through. And by asking that, it almost seems that instead of being there for me , you need to weigh out whether or not the other people going will be cool enough for you to hang out with before you decide on going. Sure, nobody likes to be the only "unknown" at a party, but if you're an adult about it, you'd go to be there for your friend and you'd probably be able to make other friends there too. 2. RSVPs Everyone knows that it t...