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Friend requesting on myspace?

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Why do some people leave a friend request pending? (rather than denying it) and gets mad when it shows back up (like someone re requested them) when actually a pending friend request reactivates after a person opens up "sent messages"...

So in other words a person doesn't re request but the request reactivates once viewing back in "sent messages"...

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  1. I know a lot of people who leave friend requests pending on Facebook, because if you deny them, they'll simply request you again. When you leave them pending they don't have that option. If you don't really want to be their friend, and they're insistent, that's usually the best option! I can only assume that they hope it would work the same way on Myspace!


  2. It gets me so frustrated!!! Seriously I hate when people do that!

  3. go to sent friend req. n delete it

    its better then being pending

    once a friend of mine did that !

    so i just ignore

  4. did ur crush reject u lol

  5. idk thats how some ppl are, i also hate when ppl do that, it kinda pisses me off.

  6. People leave it pending since people get mad immediately after getting denied and in most cases, add the person again. It can go on over and over again so the person decides not to respond to the request.

    Then they just forget then they left it pending in most cases and the request reactivates and the fun the guy has!

  7. Chill.

  8. So what.

  9. why does this matter at all?

  10. your ridgt i just

    delete the freind request

    when they dont

    accept me

  11. some people feel bad attamatically deleting someone so they leave them in limbo

  12. what kind of question is that?

  13. cause they're desperate? idk. lol

    but who does that? seriously.

  14. maybe they forget about it idk  

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