Katharina Buczek
That’s why she ultimately decided to just come clean with her friend and have an open conversation with Sarah. She spilled the beans about their plans for a surprise party and also mentioned what she had heard from Alex.
It seemed like she had made the right decision, too, because Sarah made it clear that a big party just wouldn’t be comfortable for her. Instead, Sarah wanted to celebrate in a more intimate way.
So, in an effort to make the birthday girl happy, she made the difficult decision of canceling the party altogether and letting all of the guests know that the celebration was off.
But, while she might’ve done what Sarah wanted, some of her other friends are seriously ticked off at her.
“They’re saying I should have just gone through with it since the majority wanted the party,” she vented.
Thankfully, a few of her other friends are glad that she just canceled the event. After all, they didn’t want Sarah to be subjected to a party that she didn’t even want.
Nonetheless, with her friend group pretty divided over the issue, she’s now wondering whether canceling her friend’s surprise birthday party was really the right way to handle the situation.
Would it have been a good idea to go through with the surprise party even after Sarah admitted to wanting a more low-key birthday? Why do you think her other friends care more about partying than Sarah’s birthday preferences? What would you have done in her shoes?
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