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I have Netflix and been paying it for over 8 years (recently added Hulu, too). Never have I watched one movie/program to it's entirety. In fact, I (or we) never get pass 20mins . TBH, I really dont like watching much TV.
The whole Netflix is a front, Lol. But you already know this.
Sometimes I actually really try to watch Netflix. There are some good shows on there. But it doesn't go well if I'd rather pay attention to the screen than the guy next to me. lmao
This. "Calling him out" would completely destroy the friendship beyond repair.
It's just my way of liking to talk about things. I don't mind awkward and uncomfortable situations. But obviously he's not that into me anyway so I'm just going to do a magic disappearing act.
It's just my way of liking to talk about things. I don't mind awkward and uncomfortable situations. But obviously he's not that into me anyway so I'm just going to do a magic disappearing act.
That's a better idea. There is too much unnecessary, self-serving confrontation in the world.
I think my friend is attracted to me and has been trying to get in my pants. He asked me to have a drink and at the end of the night, he wanted to come to my place to watch Netflix. I said nope. I asked him to hang out a few weeks later and he told me to go to his apartment to watch Netflix because he didn't feel like going out. I said no, another time then. A few days later he wanted me to go to his place again because he was going to be "busy doing chores". And I said I'm not into watching people do their chores. A few days later he sent me a message saying he needed a massage from somebody. I'm like ... not me! I'm about ready to say something like "are you trying to get into my pants?" What would you do in my case? Feel free to give snarky suggestions.
My snarky reply is "why do you bother even associating with him?"
He probably "does" something for you right? In that case it makes you just as bad as he is.
If you're just that desperate for attention and need to get it from somewhere no matter what then yeah, time to grow up and work on that.
I guess the crucial element, which you don't explain, is whether you've previously been "hanging out" at each other's apartment before. I suppose the thing to do would be to ask the question in a teasing way, not a hostile accusatory way.
I wouldnt be associating with someone I suspected wanted more than friendship from me.
If they pushed it, I would plainly tell them to stop and remove myself from the whole realrionhsip we have together.
The ish begins and ends with you, not them.
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Lol
. TBH, I really dont like watching much TV. 
