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First off, Im not a mean dude.I am pretty much chill. But I have this friend that's annoying as hell, every time he sees me with a girl in school, he's always sticking by me and trying to join the conversation then he ruins the flow. (even followed me and one girl out of the classroom and around the school, lunch period). I think as a friend he should respect the code and back the eff up just as I would with any of my friends. Then he's always saying me and that same girl should go out (just as many other's said) but she says she would kill me if we did lol.
Now yesterday this other girl finally had the balls to tell him go away ( I haven't seen her all week so we did some catching up). So me and her are talking and dude comes and says "hi" to her, she goes like " Where did you come from?, you said hi to me already,.... remove yourself!" lmao and Im grinning at him and in my head im like "dude are you gonna leave"... Then he goes to the side of me and i said "you gonna let her talk to you like that" (Jokingly) then eventually he left.
Essentially when is this dude gonna learn? He has a rep as a follower (figuratively, not literally like in the case I used above) should I tell him about himself or just chill?
In case you're wondering why you see me on here often is because I like to write and I guess receive other opinions on some issues I do face. Thanks for the read.
He is coming off as a c***blocker but he may be awkward around girls and uses these situations as an opportunity to be included in a conversation with a girl.
Cockblocker yes, And perhaps the more formidable 'Captain save a Ho'
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