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What kind of "friend" behaves like this?
I was at a party recently, and a "friend" of a friend came along with us. He wasn't officially invited, cuz he's really... unlikable. (Just telling the truth, don't kill me). At the party, I think he was jealous that I was socializing with others (these ppl ARE my friends after all), and kept trying to mock me and annoy me, but I never sank to his level and acted like I cared. Plus, I was buzzed so I was too "carefree" to care.
But now that the party is over, I realize what a jerk he was: 1) He wasn't even invited in the first place! My friend let him "tag along" like usual. 2) The only reason he was there was through ME! (cuz I know these ppl).
How would you react to this "friend"'s behavior?
I've shut him off completely now. He still tries to be friends w/ me, cuz he has NO friends.
thx guys. I agree, he's lonely and awkward-which may be expressed poorly like this. But he's been disrespectful before; it's enough for me.
There's two ways of looking at this...
Depending on his behavior, maybe he felt uncomfortable in the situation and was joking around with you - because you find him unlikeable, you may not have seen it that way. I wouldn't be quick to jump the gun and say that he was just being an asshole.
But if he was seriously offending you, chances are he was trying to upset you - and any person who does that is not a friend.
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