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Date: October 5, 2022
First of all, I'm really impressed with how you're looking at this whole thing and asking the right questions. Good self awareness.
My question for you is how much do you feel your past situation differs from mine?
Well long story short, this friend I made in the first week of college wasn't a nice person. She was constantly throwing me signals and occasionally flirting with me, but actually never wanted to go out with me. The way she said how she likes to keep her options open when I asked her about dating in general (not dating me), should've been my first red flag. Over time, I grew a bit obsessed over her and asked her out (never creeped her out or anything, managed to keep it to myself), she said she's not in the right mental space to date someone, but I knew from my friend that she was dating other people. After she said no, I slowly realised I was the guy on the hook and that nothing would ever happen between us because if it had to, it would already have. Plus I realised how she had been treating me like a backup, rarely initiating convos, but at the same time all touchy and flirty when we hung out, always talking about herself in convos, not asking much about me etc.
So I feel like your friend is objectively a slightly better person maybe…? I'm not sure, you can decide for yourself from what I've said above :).
Do you think a friendship recovers from this?
I'm sorry, I didn't quite get you. What exactly do you mean by “this”….?
He responded to my “I miss you” txt that I sent last night after I made this post. I told him I want to talk when he gets a free moment. Im going to talk to him and see about getting back together, I regretted breaking up with him as soon as I did it…but I will accept his decision to stop dealing with me if that’s what he really wants, I can block him. It’s only been like 8 days since we broke up.
I don’t want to just sit here and suggest this isn’t entirely not a problem. At the end of the day, your dad is creeping, and doing so publicly.
But realistically, who cares? We’re talking about follows. If he’s commenting or otherwise engaging, that’s another story. But that’s not what you’re saying here.
So what do you do? Nothing. Most sane people aren’t stalking other people’s profile looking to see who they’re following. To this point you’re seemingly the only person who knows or cares. It’s embarrassing for your family? That he looks at attractive women? Let it go.
Dude, the only one who is being hurt by all your rage and anger is you. Even if you find some sort of petty revenge, you’ll still find this eating you up. Find a way to let it go.
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