Social consequences, yes. Those are fine. In the same way that people have the right to be unsociable, other people have the right not to like them. This happened to me. 1/2https://twitter.com/mlowry/status/955575758767968256 …
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Honestly, I find their lack of will to compromise on finding another time to get together - say a bruncheon or afternoon tea or something - to be much more of a testament to THEIR lack of social skills and what have you than anything else. They have no desire to empathize or
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Understand why you take those morning walks, they actively CHOOSE to take it as you thumbing their nose at them as a whole and in doing so are seeming to forget they are the school mums, not the school children, and not seeing the situation could easily be remedied.
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I'm sure you already know this, but I like how you think ;-)
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Ooh, I never quite looked at the morning dog walk in that way - other than the exercise that is. Useful. :)
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