For the teens out there..

[milkabum]

Okay so one of my best friends, Madison recently got asked out by this guy Ryan. SHe clearly said "Sorry I'm not interested". Okay so at our school, you could send a chocolate heart and a note to someone for 50 cents. So (this happened on Thursday because on Wednesday we were snowed in) we're working on a project in the computer lab, Madison, my other best friend; Nicole, and I are sitting around and someone came to deliver the grams. So we're researching and Madison gets this one gram:

To: Madison
From:
Homeroom: 219

Hmmm.. I wonder who it could be. Anywayz, she gets another two. That's three grams from someone who was clearly REJECTED. I mean one okay.. but three? After being rejected? Yes, we're sure it's him. On one her name was next to another girl's scratched out name. So Nicole and I were saying, this is creeping us out. Plus his friends are constantly coming to the three of us and asking us about things regarding it. We want to tell him to stop, but what should we say? I was thinking..

"Okay, Madison clearly said she's not interested. Could you please stop bothering her? Oh and by the way, I'm talking to you, not your other friends for a reason. It's absolutely none of their business to hear about this afterwards."

So, whadaya think?

 

[LuNaReVe]

Well...I think the guy should stop bothering her LOL

 

[shellybellypolo]

He should just mind his own business, man! It's OK to have a crush, but if they're not interested, he should just move on, or if he's that crazed about it, to keep it to himself. Tell him that even if she was interested, he won't win her heart over by nagging and spying.
If I was Madison, I would probably just ignore them. If the problem persists, maybe you should tell a trusting adult. Boys can just get out of hand sometimes..