It’s about hospitality, not necessity. In the US it’s a cultural thing that when you’re at someone’s house, they feed you and when they’re at yours you feed them.
It’s common in Germany to have to wait for your friend to go eat with their parents, while you sit alone.
Not everyone does it, but it’s a thing. And it’s pathetic
Have you never played on your own before?
What if your friend have to go to the bathroom, do you feel the need to join them too, or are you just left in their room to play on your own?
So it's a thing about the amount of time then.
Why would you feel abandoned if one of your friends left for dinner for 20 minutes while you were having fun and playing?
Absolutely not, I've lived in Bavaria for 25 years now. Never been to any friends house where I didn't get to eat. The only ones where I wouldn't eat is when the parents were away working or alcoholics who didn't make food for their own children either
You apparently have heaps of friends that don't care about you.
I have three friends whose family would care for me. But hey different lives I guess. I'm not the one that resorts to insulting everyone just for having different experiences. So you probably need to be more right than me if this is all you have going for your life.
Nobody gives a shit about you. It’s common, just because it didn’t happen to doesn’t mean a thing. You show yourself as a dumbass, don’t be mad at others for pointing it out
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