Yes
@Tornadic Thoughts , food for thought (no pun intended). :(
TLDR: I suppose what made me angry came from being triggered. For one, x2 or x3 recent past polite 'no''s from me, and not only still asking but I am being 'volunteered' and, when saying yet another no to that again, having another person then come over to ask me if 'they' have all the people they need- when she knows I have nothing to do with it, don't want anything to do with it, and have repeatedly said so. But 2 weeks ago, I caught the person motioning 'we'll get her' , when no one asked me if 'I' would, and- sure enough- I found out I was 'volunteered' that day too.
The upshot is, trigger = connotation now that there 'no' is not respected, I have no voice, invisibilty in environment is gone, as well as any sense of safety.
Which makes me sad, not angry. And I know I'm responsible for my own triggers, but if I can't control what other people do (of course) and they don't respect 'no' (which is hard enough to say) and they aren't above board, having 'decided' without my knowledge or agreement, that's not the place for me. I, too, shouldn't have to feel like sh*t because of others, I can accomplish that on my own thanks.