I did not say you should not look anywhere you like... of course you are allowed to look there. However, it is just easier to look at your own list. I am sorry if suggesting this to you offended you. I was only trying to help.
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Stewart
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Hi as you explained what you ment now,of course it doesn't cause offence...not at all.It was just the way you had originally worded it that was all.It sounded like you were telling me not to be looking at other people's friends list and to just stick to looking at my own one!
As you can see from the previous messages I only joined a few months ago and there are just one or two things that I may not be sure about hence me asking this question.Me looking at my own friend list (which I did) didn't help me understand what the cross ment on the other person's friends list.I wasn't sure If they had deleted me..but they would still would show up on my list..
Now that I understand what it means now it's all cool.
As you can see from the previous messages I only joined a few months ago and there are just one or two things that I may not be sure about hence me asking this question.Me looking at my own friend list (which I did) didn't help me understand what the cross ment on the other person's friends list.I wasn't sure If they had deleted me..but they would still would show up on my list..
Now that I understand what it means now it's all cool.
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Ugly
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Stewart - it's pretty common for someone to add you as a friend and not message you. Sometimes people that send requests simply want to follow your posts more easily.
It's quite common, for me, to receive friend requests and not get a message after I accept.
And some people just like to have a big friends list and it's impersonal.
It's quite common, for me, to receive friend requests and not get a message after I accept.
And some people just like to have a big friends list and it's impersonal.
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GaryA
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Interesting...
I have always considered the friend request in-of-itself to intrinsically "be" or "contain" the message:
"I would like for us to be friends."
How personal or impersonal it is -- is another issue altogether...
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Stewart
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Stewart
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Yes I would of thought the same thing as a person would of consciously made the effort to send a request to be ones friend..yet again people's motive for doing this may well vary!!!
No, you were not deleted. If you go to a profile page that is one of your friends you will always see an X by your name. The purpose to this is to provide a quick opportunity for you to remove yourself as being their friend. You are the only one that can see your own name on a friend's list with an X.
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Stewart
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Hi tourist that's exactly right as I was told this hours ago...I had no idea that's how it worked..Thanks for your comments though . appreciated!!