DreamDelta
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He's not a friend, he's a buttwad!


Thanks everyone. I do feel a bit better and you made me laugh. We've been friends for a year and a half. He never seems to have a problem stopping by and taking a shower (he likes my shower better than his) or eating the food I fix him. We say we love each other, and I often try and get him fixed up with the caveat that new girl must like me. I also tell him what he is doing wrong with whomever he is dating or give him pointers from the girl's point of view (believe me this conversation takes hours).
I already kinda knew he felt that way, but to hear him verbalize it really hurt me to the bone. I know I'm not 25 anymore, but man did it hurt. He knows it and he did apologize when I started crying. But deep down I knew that is how he felt. He's ashamed to be my friend.
he's not worthy to be in your presence and certainly doesn't deserve your friendship. in your shoes (and yes, i've been in this position more than once), i would forget i ever met him.Thanks everyone. You are all right. I texted him last night before bed and said "You really hurt my feelings. I thought we were friends". He replied "sorry". Not I'm sorry or I didn't mean to but simply sorry. I guess everyone is right. The friendship is over. I know it's for the best, but I still hurt. I'll miss him and our stupid conversations over the dinners I cooked. Thank you all for the support. And I hope his girlfriend has no idea what seared Ahi Tuna is and how to cook it and he tells her "yeah you're hot but you can't cook like Lynn".....LOL. Just kidding. I wish him happiness.
It's not gonna be easy, but it will be so much healthier for you. I hope he steps in a big ol' pile of dog poo.
Thanks everyone. You are all right. I texted him last night before bed and said "You really hurt my feelings. I thought we were friends". He replied "sorry". Not I'm sorry or I didn't mean to but simply sorry. I guess everyone is right. The friendship is over. I know it's for the best, but I still hurt. I'll miss him and our stupid conversations over the dinners I cooked. Thank you all for the support. And I hope his girlfriend has no idea what seared Ahi Tuna is and how to cook it and he tells her "yeah you're hot but you can't cook like Lynn".....LOL. Just kidding. I wish him happiness.
But frankly, anything short of that effort would be useless.I'd find a new friend because that one's a *******.
It was like losing a lead weight around my neck.Thanks everyone. I do feel a bit better and you made me laugh. We've been friends for a year and a half. He never seems to have a problem stopping by and taking a shower (he likes my shower better than his) or eating the food I fix him. We say we love each other, and I often try and get him fixed up with the caveat that new girl must like me. I also tell him what he is doing wrong with whomever he is dating or give him pointers from the girl's point of view (believe me this conversation takes hours).
I already kinda knew he felt that way, but to hear him verbalize it really hurt me to the bone. I know I'm not 25 anymore, but man did it hurt. He knows it and he did apologize when I started crying. But deep down I knew that is how he felt. He's ashamed to be my friend.
So not only is he an inconsiderate *******, he's also a mooch and a user.
I love the PPs statement...he's telling you who he is. Pay attention.....
Any 30 year old who would say such a thing has a lot more growing up to do before he has real friends of any age or gender.I only date young, hot girls.