If someone made you a recommendation or an introduction, would you report back to them once you’ve tried their recommendation or met up with the person they introduced you to? What if it was a really bad recommendation or you had a really bad experience? I’m curious……

I would certainly report back whether it’s good or bad but not everyone is like me, nor wants to be like me. I’m entitled to my opinion, no? And you’re entitled to yours.

I find it strange when I make you a recommendation or an introduction and after seeing you 10 times after that, you do not tell me what your experience is or what you’ve been up to with whom I introduced you to. It isn’t that I’m so nosy that I need to know. It’s just that I myself do it….because I feel it is polite. Am I right?

Whenever I am introduced to a new person, let’s say Annabel by Brigit, I’d always let Brigit know should I decide to meet up with Annabel and invite her along even. Or if Annabel invited me out, I’d always tell Brigit. At least for the first few times until Brigit knew that a new friendship was forming. I feel rude if I started going out with Annabel and leave Brigit out of the picture. Is it just me? I’m curious.

Where is this going?

I have a friend, S, and I introduced another friend, H, to her. They have been in touch. The strange thing is, H tells me everything that goes on between them but S doesn’t. Why is S being so secretive? There really is nothing to hide….or is there? I’ve met S on several occasions and am in contact with her but she has not once mentioned that she has made contact with H ever since I introduced them. Weird, huh?

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