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Outgoing Friend Requests

The Outgoing Requests section shows friend requests you have sent that are still awaiting a response.

From here, you can:

  • Review pending requests
  • Cancel a request
  • Monitor request status

This helps you keep track of your connection attempts.


To view requests you have sent:

  1. Go to Friends.
  2. Open the Outgoing Requests tab.
  3. Review the list of users you have invited to connect.

Each entry may display:

  • User name
  • Profile photo
  • Date the request was sent (if available)
  • Shared schools (if applicable)

If you change your mind:

  1. Locate the request in the Outgoing Requests list.
  2. Click Cancel Request.

After canceling:

  • The user will no longer see the request.
  • The connection will not be created.
  • You may be able to send a new request later (depending on system rules).

If the recipient accepts your request:

  • The connection is established.
  • The user appears in your Friends list.
  • You can message them directly.

See:
Add a Friend


If the request is declined:

  • The connection is not created.
  • The request is removed from your Outgoing list.
  • You may or may not be able to send another request (depending on system rules).

Declined requests do not necessarily generate a notification to the sender.


An outgoing request may disappear if:

  • The user accepts it.
  • The user declines it.
  • You cancel it.
  • The user blocks you.
  • The user deletes or deactivates their account.

You may not be able to send or resend a request if:

  • The user has restricted friend requests.
  • The user has blocked you.
  • System rules require shared school membership.

See:
Privacy Settings


  • Send requests to users you recognize or collaborate with.
  • Cancel outdated or unnecessary requests.
  • Avoid repeatedly sending requests after rejection.
  • Respect privacy boundaries.

The recipient must review and respond before the connection is created.


  • The request may have already been accepted or declined.
  • The user may have blocked you.

The user’s privacy settings or system rules may restrict new requests.