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Re: House Guest Etiquette
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Originally Posted by dizzyde
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Well, for instance, this summer I stayed for two weeks with my daughters soon to be in-laws. I had never met them before I arrived. So, especially at the beginning of the trip, I was extremely careful to not impose in any way, always made sure I was 100% ready for the day before going into the kitchen in the morning, asked for permission to get a drink, etc.
By the end of the trip I felt comfortable enough, and felt like I knew them well enough to not always have my hair completely done, felt comfortable enough to get a drink or snack for myself if I needed to, and so on.
I think some of those things depend on the level of acquaintance, how each house operates, and your reading the vibe of the family. I have aunts that I would never open their refrigerator without asking, and others that I would feel free to get whatever I needed without asking.
I think you have to be sensitive to the rules of the house that you are in. Some friends I stay with, we hang out in our pajamas, others I would not feel comfortable to do that with.
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We were taught to never go into someone's fridge without asking ... didn't matter if they were family.
Also, you never sat on a young lady's bed as a male.
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Last edited by DAII; 03-30-2010 at 04:07 PM.
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