What day did they get here? LOL, I do not like chaos,and guests cause chaos with the dogs and cats. My son and his kids, they recently stayed for a year, but even them, i am ready for them to go home now after 3-4 days.
I don't like having people in my house. To me, my home is a sacred space meant for me and my immediate family. I'll have guest over for dinner now and then but that's it.
I've helped out an old buddy who was seriously down on his luck years ago. He slept on my couch for months. No problems. But he was somebody who I knew very, very well and trusted, and who had helped me out a lot in the past. I don't think that I would do that now though. The world is a different place.For what's going on now, I don't trust any stranger around my kids.
My answer is somewhere between John Doe's and Roxy's. 🖤
"Get awf mah lawn!" 🙎🏻
I am AMAZED at how comfortable some people are having strangers enter their homes, sometimes as a guest I find myself more uncomfortable than the host.
I have a 3 solid day limit for people I love and enjoy the company of. There are maybe 4-5 people on this planet where that can be extended to 10 days, but I will still need a few hours to myself.
2 solid days for other members of my family, except the insane ones. Those ones I have a 6 hour threshold for, max. My dad's sisters, especially how they behave as houseguests, are not invited, period.
I'm not big on having anyone stay with me. I don't have a big apartment for one, but I also just like my personal space. I'll let friends stay over if they need a place to crash, but if anyone is staying longer than a night it has to be a guy I'm reallly into. And even then I need space. I've always sort of had personal boundary requirements. Don't like crowds either.
Depends on who it is.
ReplyDeleteNo more than 7 days.
ReplyDeleteMy cousin, the terrorist, came to Atlanta to visit for a few days. I had him sleep on the blow up mattress.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely by day 2, first thing in the morning.
ReplyDeleteWhat day did they get here? LOL, I do not like chaos,and guests cause chaos with the dogs and cats. My son and his kids, they recently stayed for a year, but even them, i am ready for them to go home now after 3-4 days.
ReplyDeleteI spit some soda on my screen, Candy. Thanks for the laugh.
ReplyDeleteEven if it's Ayy from Space, they can stay as long as they want lmao. I'm always bored, I like having company for goofing around.
ReplyDeleteDay 2 if they're a slob. Longer if they are neat and respectful.
ReplyDeleteI don't have this problem. I never invite anyone to stay over. No hurt feelings that way.
ReplyDeletemy grown kids are the only people who visit and i wish they'd stay forever! (none of them have kids yet, so that could change, lol.)
ReplyDeleteTen minutes or so
ReplyDeleteWeekend off-yeah
ReplyDeleteI’m working- Get Out
Tough to say. We talking a broad coming for sex and fun, a buddy coming to go out and drink or a relative in for a holiday?
ReplyDeleteRelative - over night.
Friend - weekend
Broad - week
Count lmao 😂😂😂
ReplyDeleteThey'd be lucky to get through the door.
ReplyDeleteWhen relatives come to visit us in Las Vegas, I will ask about their sleeping arrangements.
ReplyDeleteIf they hesitate, I offer to put them up at a local resort/hotel -- usually the Southe Pointe or JW Marriott which are near our home.
(Clients can find their own overnight stay location.)
But even then, 3 days is about all I can stand before needing them to relocate back to their homes!
George Burns once said: "I love having a close family -- that lives 3,000 miles away!"
Arrive on afternoon of day1. Play Night of Day 1 and all of day 2. Please leave after breakfast on day three!
ReplyDeleteThat day.
ReplyDelete30 minutes, tops
ReplyDeleteI don't like having people in my house. To me, my home is a sacred space meant for me and my immediate family. I'll have guest over for dinner now and then but that's it.
ReplyDeleteI've helped out an old buddy who was seriously down on his luck years ago. He slept on my couch for months. No problems. But he was somebody who I knew very, very well and trusted, and who had helped me out a lot in the past. I don't think that I would do that now though. The world is a different place.For what's going on now, I don't trust any stranger around my kids.
I'm w/ you John Doe. My home is my sanctuary.
ReplyDeleteMy answer is somewhere between John Doe's and Roxy's. 🖤
Delete"Get awf mah lawn!" 🙎🏻
I am AMAZED at how comfortable some people are having strangers enter their homes, sometimes as a guest I find myself more uncomfortable than the host.
*adds shaky fist to the "get off my lawn" because it makes me feel like Clint Eastwood for some reason* ✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼
DeleteNo horror stories. I like having people around. I think.
ReplyDeleteWhy do people keep talking about not liking to have stranger in their homes? Is this an AirBnB questions?
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ReplyDeleteBen Franklin put it best house guests are like fish. They both begin to stink after 3 days.
ReplyDeleteI like the company but they have to be clean and neat....
ReplyDeleteGood friend, cousins, siblings - 5-7 days
ReplyDeleteNot so good friend - weekend
My mother - 5 minutes
I have a 3 solid day limit for people I love and enjoy the company of. There are maybe 4-5 people on this planet where that can be extended to 10 days, but I will still need a few hours to myself.
ReplyDelete2 solid days for other members of my family, except the insane ones. Those ones I have a 6 hour threshold for, max. My dad's sisters, especially how they behave as houseguests, are not invited, period.
Nope. My space is my own.
ReplyDeleteI'm not big on having anyone stay with me. I don't have a big apartment for one, but I also just like my personal space. I'll let friends stay over if they need a place to crash, but if anyone is staying longer than a night it has to be a guy I'm reallly into. And even then I need space. I've always sort of had personal boundary requirements. Don't like crowds either.
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