Do you remember things that people tell you?

Big_LittleMomma

caco_ethes wrote: »

Big_LittleMomma wrote: »

caco_ethes wrote: »

Big_LittleMomma wrote: »

caco_ethes wrote: »

I just like when people are on equal ground with me. Like we remember an equal amount of random things about each other. But if I run into you in target and casually mention that it’s my birthday, don’t be sending me birthday cards for the next three years*. Nobody likes that guy.

*actually happened

That is creepy

Made me uncomfy fo sho

Did they atleast contain dollars?

csbnga wrote: »

caco_ethes wrote: »

Big_LittleMomma wrote: »

caco_ethes wrote: »

I just like when people are on equal ground with me. Like we remember an equal amount of random things about each other. But if I run into you in target and casually mention that it’s my birthday, don’t be sending me birthday cards for the next three years*. Nobody likes that guy.

*actually happened

That is creepy

Made me uncomfy fo sho

And you didn't even send me any back on my birthday

No dollars in the card, so no givesy backsies.

Well that's some *kitten* then.

Timshel_

I am terrible at remembering little things, but try to remember very large life events that people go through. That said, when you see hundreds and hundreds of people each week it gets difficult. I used to write myself notes, but that got very time consuming too.

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Nikitazilla

cwolfman13 wrote: »

Depends...I've had co-workers in the past who were merely that..co-workers...basically acquaintances...not really "friends" and they would just share TMI relative to our relationship status...this is always awkward and I generally avoid bringing anything up in the future.

My actual friends who I go out and socialize with, etc...absolutely.

Perhaps OP, you are misinterpreting your relationship status with your co-workers.

^^^^yes, yes,yes .

when someone likes to talk talk talk and over share, I tune it out. I have a job to do and only so many hours to get it done. I once had a coworker who loved to share every thing about herself , and asked me to stop typing and look at her face while she was speaking. She would talk for an hour straight at a time, all day long. With these people, avoidance of conversation is the only way.

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Francl27

I remember everything. But I really don't do small talk, I typically only talk to my friends, so it's not that weird when I bring things back up... lol.

But it's true that most of them don't bring things back up when I mention them.

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bobtater1

I forgot what I came in here for? Oh, wait! Okay, continue.

Lounmoun

highwood1968 wrote: »

Here is an example I was talking to a work friend yesterday and talking about popping in at lunch to visit my sister as her pet passed away the night before and she was upset understandably...so after lunch I was talking to this girl again and she did not say hey how did it go, she said nothing so towards the end of our conversation I commented that I stopped by to see my sister at lunch and she was like how come??? WTF??? This was the same conversation in which I once again asked her how her brother was doing as he had some health issues for the past six months and I every couple of months I make a point to see how he is doing.

Maybe other people just don't see these things as important events to remember about co-workers or ask for updates on.
I wouldn't think to ask for an update on a co-worker's sibling dealing with a pet death. I would think yeah that's sad and not think about it hours or days later.