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       Re: First class or coach?
       By: TootsNYC Date: September 30, 2021, 3:54 pm
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       [quote author=Rose Red link=topic=2146.msg69510#msg69510
       date=1629737752]
       [quote author=Jem link=topic=2146.msg69508#msg69508
       date=1629728474]
       I am actually more "concerned" with the descriptions of
       "secondary" friends than I am with Missy flying first class.
       That's weird to me and cliquish.
       [/quote]
       Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think secondary friends just mean
       "friend of a friend." I don't think there's any insult meant.
       For example, I went on vacation with my best friend "Jane" and
       she invited her cousin (we've never met before). We all had a
       blast. We've seen each other since because of Jane and enjoy
       each other's company. But that's the extent of our friendship.
       Jane is our connection and we're secondary friends to each
       other.
       [/quote]
       Plus, I think it's sensible and Proper Etiquette for people to
       acknowledge when their friendships aren't quite as strong, and
       to adjust their expectations accordingly.
       That's what keeps us from being offended when we're not invited
       to someone's dinner party.
       of course, no one should be rubbing anybody's nose in it, but
       it's still appropriate to be aware.
       And it sounds like Missy herself is the one who is acknowledging
       how close she isn't to the other ladies.
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