Ever been stood up?

Yes, back in my dating days. I waited, hoping they were just late. The next time I saw him, it was over between us. I don't like being stood up. It goes along the lines of being forgotten, and that happened a few times when people promised they would pick me up for something because I didn't have a car. Believe it or not, it was always church that someone forgot me. I make it a point that when I tell someone I will do something, I do it.

I have never,it must be a bad feeling

I grinned my teeth. I fumed. I got upset. I said a few words. I telepathed unkind thoughts. I dated someone more reliable. I made this wise saying: An appointment not kept is a disappointment. And so I became a philosopher! Pretty good, eh or is it ah?

A couple times I just left it alone.

yahh it was one time my two friends stood up and it tell one friend something else and other friend something and finally i had done patch up and both were now good friends... i had wasted my whole day but now i am happy that both are friends now..

One time i was over 5 years late for a date. It made my girlfriend, B.C., so upset she almost married someone else. But when i was finally able to explain it all worked out. She understood and wasn't actually in love with the other guy. There were raised voices, some name calling and a lot of necessary venting. The key was that we honestly expressed our feelings. Easy as falling down a hill. So here's to talking it out.

I don't remember being stood up before. I just remember there was once a friend was late for two hours, and everyone of us were there waiting for her, and she didn't apologize. Because of her late arrival, we were not manage to visit our next place while we were traveling. That was not a nice feeling, and I can still remember until now! (Usually I am very forgetful) I can imagine it's even worse being stood up.

Not exactly; but my huge imagination sometimes looks at particular women as if they 'should have been meant-for-me,' and--as my brain-injury kind of puts me in a position where 'going after a girl' makes me look more like "a Big Bad Wolf creeping after Little Red Riding Hood" (or "a weirdo from under the opera-house hypnotizing a young engenue") than "a charming prince wooing a maiden-fair"--my mind laments, "She should've been my Princess-Come-to-the-Rescue!"

I have been stood up by an ex's niece. She is supposed to help me with shopping when I just moved here. And since I know that she just lost her job and is currently looking for one, I offered to pay her $40 for her time and trouble. I gave her the money but she never followed through. No text message, no phone call, not even a smoke signal (haha!). I never heard why she never showed up. Since I am just new here and his whole family lives here, I chose t keep my silence and not say a thing. Two weeks after the said incident, we both visited their grandmother and she voluntarily explained to me that she got busy that day and we will have to schedule the shopping trip another time. I just nodded and smiled but never really took her word for it. Years later, I never saw my $40 back nor her telling me what happened,etc. I just let that pass but I noted that she is someone whom I can never really count on for anything (by the way, she is 23 years old. Old enough). Just a couple of months ago, she visited me at my workplace asking for a favor. Needless to say, I have to turn her down because I was really busy, plus I think it is about time that she should be responsible for her own decisions.

Never been stood up whilst in a relationship or dating. When I was younger there were plenty of times where an aunt and uncle promised to take me to the movies but never did. After awhile I decided to not even bother waiting around. I'd agree but go about my business.

Luckily, I have not been stood up.But most of the time , I am the one who have to wait for more than thirty minutes , or worst, one hour

Yes! How I deal with it depends on the reason why they stood up.