No, Thank you.

What is the deal with this? Why do people feel comfortable making uncomfortable suggestions to others? I am not understanding the point of it, at all. I have had way too many "friendly" suggestions thrown my way in the past three weeks.

I get emails from people about something they want me to do. Something they know I am not interested in. Then, I get a suggestion about something else from someone. They also know I am not interested in it, but keep pushing things. It is getting to the point of being obnoxious and I am really wondering how I should handle this with out completely offending the said persons. At the same time, should I really be concerned about what they are feeling when they obviously have no concern for my own feelings?

What would you do in a situation where some one keeps pushing something on you that they know you are not interested in? Do you tell them "No, thank you" a million times because the first 999,999 times you told them "No" didn't work? Or, do you be blunt and tell them to shut the hell up? I am not sure how to go about this. But, the next time this particular suggestion graces my ears, I think I may just lose it on the person who does it. I sincerely hope this does not happen. Yet, considering the amount of times I have heard this in the past few weeks, I suspect it won't be long before I go off.