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Originally Posted by Noir
You did your part by sending out your "mass invitation" (via text). If majority of the people get it save a few who keep getting their texts dropped. That's their fault and they should consult their service provider for either (better service & find a different or more reliable carrier). If its your carrier that's the problem, and you find majority of the people receive your messages unreliably, then its you who needs to rethink your loyalty to your current service provider.
Also, most of the time, when you set up an event, most social circles talk together so if 1 message gets dropped to a single individual; most likely they'll catch the message from one of the people participating in the event or the other.
Its funny watching you guys finding stuff to stress about. Like seriously bros... life gives you guys enough stress as it is. For little things like this, grow up and forgo these trivial things. Oh, and BTW, whether you're a guy or a girl, people who are always stressed, fussy, or up-tight is suchhhhh a turn off for most people. If it's urgent, call the damn person. If you think about it, there's a reason why you're sending a particular message through text.
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I think stress is the wrong word to use here. We're not pulling out our hair, punching our pillow because someone forgot to text back. It's a pet peeve equivalent problem. I'm sure everyone has everyday pet peeves that they just get so annoyed about.
As for the mass invitation thing, everyone's using messenger apps now, I would recommend that. When my friends have their bday parties, they don't invite each and every one by themselves, they invite their closest friend through group chat and say "invite people", and the network just goes on and on. You wouldn't believe how many people will show up at the bday party. Friends' friends' friends' friends.