Does this sound like a girlfriend?

Question

You know those e-invites on email? When someone is throwing a party and they send out an invite through email and you are able to rsvp, well my question is; if someone rsvp's for themselves plus a guest is that guest most likely a girlfriend/boyfriend? Lets say it is a party where the host is a good friend of yours, and you rsvp for yourself and a guest, would you only bring someone if you really liked them?

Answer 1

Nope, I'm afraid you can't go by that. Good luck!

Answer 2

I think most of the time the person's guest is a boyfriend or girlfriend or spouse. If it's a big event and you dont' really know the people, though- sometimes they'll bring a friend along just so that they have someone to talk to if they don't "fit in" with the other people there that they haven't met yet.

Answer 3

Yes, I'd only bring someone I really liked to a party. I don't usually spend much time with people I don't really like. If I didn't have a special someone, I'd go alone. I wouldn't grab just anybody to count as my "guest" because generally speaking, the "guest" is supposed to be your significant other.

Answer 4

Slow down, this doesn't necessarily mean a bf/gf. It could really be a friend of the same sex or whatever. It can be anything and/or anybody. You might just have to wait and see.

Answer 5

No, people sometimes invite people who they think they'll be able to talk to in case the party sucks.

Answer 6

it can sometimes be a b/f or g/f or it can actually just be a friend

Answer 7

well, i would ask them to go with me.

Answer 8

nope.
could be a friend too. :D

Answer 9

i like eggs

Answer 10

lmao not always