Originally Posted by
talaiporia
Perhaps this was a confusion of social norms; you mentioned some trouble with that earlier, but at least in my group of friends, we would confirm, and an absence of confirmation means the event is not going ahead - maybe the person was ill, overslept, had work/uni.... etc... Or maybe we there are different "rules" in different groups.
That is a good point, a very good point well worth thinking about it really is as He AT NO POINT in the conversation said anything to about he may not make it, to me the confirming thing was like a formaility kinda of thing to me .
In any case, what has happened has happened, and you can't change it. Perhaps it's worth apologising to this guy, and putting all of this behind you.
Have you found the answer you were looking for in this thread? I hope that it's been beneficial for you.
