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Now, today's first story comes from Dangerous Contact, 737 from the Am I Overreacting subreddit, and says, am I overreacting? A friend of mine invited me to join a cooking

slash potluck group. Turns out it has existed for months and consists of all of our friends,

except me. This sounds incredibly high school, but we are all at least 40, and I've known

some of these people for almost 30 years. Today my friend randomly texts me, what do you think

about ethnic cuisine? I said I hadn't had it very many ties, but liked it when I did.

He mentioned that he had a group that got together and made recipes to bring and share.

They met fairly frequently and would I be interested?

They were even meeting today if I wanted to join them.

But I wouldn't be expected to cook anything. I was busy today,

but I said I'd be interested for the future. So he invites me to their Facebook group. Turns

out it is every single one of our mutual friends. It's been around since January and they've

gotten together at least once a month. I am absolutely furious, but am I overreacting? My problem with this

is, is that we all know each other, and I am just as much of a foodie and hobby cook as the

rest of them. They all know this because I've invited them to my house for food, made them food,

brought them food, participated in potlucks, etc. But they all formed this group without inviting me.

More than that, we actually have a whole last other Facebook group to which I am invited,

which is for suggesting restaurants and other get-togethers for the purpose of enjoying food.

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