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bunny:
gl,

Your parents are boundary-crossers and so is their neighbor. My suggestion is to avoid these buttinski neighbors altogether. If the neighbor asks you a question, just say, "I've got to go. Bye." You don't owe them even a conversation, let alone a cell phone number. Hang tough.

bunny

Wildflower:

--- Quote ---buttinski neighbors
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 :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

Bunny, I just want you to know that I just let out a big laugh and made my cube neighbors wonder...

Thanks,
Wildflower

P.S. - gl, These are such great, wonderful, amazing suggestions on this thread.  Really nothing to add on my part but I hope all the advice helps you navigate your tough situation.

Lizbeth:
I laughed at that buttinski item too!  I used to love that word when I was a kid.  Glad to see it used here, it's so appropriate!

Lizbeth

Anonymous:
Hey how about, "nah, don't wanna!"

or

"No, I won't give you there number, but I can see you really care about the situation so here's my number. Why don't you give me a call some time when I'm free? Wednesday nights are good for me!!! And I'll fill you in on the real story, (you need to wink and smile here  :wink: ) Thanks, :D Bye, I must run darling," Dash of quickly then stop, turn and shout  back from a distance with a big smile and wave, "Don't forget, Wednesday night."

CG

Wildflower:

--- Quote ---"No, I won't give you there number, but I can see you really care about the situation so here's my number. Why don't you give me a call some time when I'm free? Wednesday nights are good for me!!! And I'll fill you in on the real story, (you need to wink and smile here  ) Thanks,  Bye, I must run darling," Dash of quickly then stop, turn and shout back from a distance with a big smile and wave, "Don't forget, Wednesday night."
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 :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

I like that one :D.

Wildflower

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