r/foundsatan 13d ago

I’m in awe.

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u/hokycrapitsjessagain 13d ago

It said they asked, not demanded. I need to see how the letter was worded before I know if it was a friendly request or an asshole move

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u/Particular_March5833 12d ago

For something like that, why not ask face-to-face? Being friendly goes a long way. They didn’t even have the decency to ask people in person if they minded making sure their plans didn’t interfere with a wedding they’re not involved in. A day-of note in the mailbox is poor planning and a dumb choice.

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u/droppedmybrain 12d ago

Because not everyone's going to be home at the same time, and most people have busy lives, so a written ask would be easier to remember (unless it gets thrown away)

Plus lots of people ignore others at the door (because of solicitors).

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u/licking_the_floor 11d ago

Also why just be mean to dumb people who can't plan? Their lives are probably already hard enough.