How to get back to people who often invite themselves to dinner?

This kind of situation really happens frequently, so it should be divided into different situations. Generally speaking, there are two kinds of people who often invite themselves to dinner. One is their own good friends, sincere friends, and friends for many years. The other is the kind where good things don't come to you and you are invited to dinner as soon as you have something good. Obviously, it is the second kind of situation, and the first type.

If your good friend often asks you to invite you to dinner, you can directly tell them why you asked me to invite you to dinner again. Last time it was me, it's your turn to invite you to dinner this time. Your good friend should be more understandable. If he still asks you to invite you to dinner and celebrates on the grounds of some good things you have done recently, you can directly say that I don't think there is anything to celebrate. After all, we are good friends, so it's not good to say too much and tear our face. They won't always say that you are invited to dinner. If they keep saying this, just say that you haven't eaten in your life. It's annoying to keep asking me to invite you to dinner. When you say it, pay attention to your tone and don't make him look too ugly.

So, for those who obviously want to take advantage of you, when they say that you are invited to dinner, they are actually just talking about it. They don't really think that you will invite you to dinner. Don't they understand the meaning if you directly say that I have no money or choose not to answer? Just act like we know each other well, and they won't say it again.

This invitation to dinner is really an art of communication. Anyway, I feel very strange. Why do you have to invite dinner to become friends, so that there will be more intersection? In short, if you don't want to invite, don't invite, so as to avoid these unnecessary interpersonal contacts.