Post #3766088
2026-07-12 13:47 UTC
There’s certain people I do things on various weekends with that every time I have to pry times out of them. They’re never on time either. But knowing some kind of time is still useful to me.
In fact, just “Sunday” is stressful to me.
Am I wrong in thinking this is just rude?
I know there are plans today. That is all. Literally all I know.
Replies (2)
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@waffles@masto.yttrx.com 2026-07-12 17:29
@bedast@beige.party Im a huge proponent of concrete times when it comes to scheduling plans with ppl. Partly its because I respect ppl's time and want to arrive on time b/c I know their time (and mine) is precious And because I have time blindness and rely an constant timers and alerts on my phone to know if I can do anything before (shower, tidy etc) I simply cannot live fluidly, and I understand that's a me thing, but expecting a time to meet isnt an unreasonable ask or accomodation
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@jenkins@social.lol 2026-07-12 13:57
@bedast@beige.party If the plan is to meet up at their house for something, you could start showing up at like 7am. Might cure them of that real quick.