Nate wrote:Seriously though I can't think of any useful advice. I honestly don't know what else you can do at this point other than just stop being friends with him entirely until he learns better. I know he's your friend, but if you're constantly telling him to stop, have physically harmed him when he's crossed the line, and he's still doing this stuff, then he's not going to get it until you give him the message "I refuse to continue our friendship until you respect me more."
If nothing else, tell him this. Tell him "Until you respect me, I do not wish to talk to you or hang out with you anymore." If you do this and he still continues, remind him of this, and tell him the police will become involved if need be. It may be harsh, but if he's really your friend and really cares about you, he'll respect that.
That_Dude wrote:If, in spite of everything you do to say that you don't like him, he continues flirting and trying to win you over, there's really only one thing that you can do...Cut it off. He may be your friend, but he will never learn if there isn't consequences for his actions. I've learned over these last few years that the only real way to have a guy get over you is to crush all his hope of ever having anything. We guys will hold on forever if we see even the slightest opening. So...What I'd personally do in this situation if I were you would be to set up some guidelines and give him one more chance to respect them, and if he doesn't, completely cut him off for as long as it takes for him to realize it's time to move on. It doesn't sound nice, but trust me, it is the most loving thing that you can do for him.
TopazRaven (post: 1436532) wrote:Wow, my second thread today. Is everyone sick of seeing me yet?
TopazRaven (post: 1436532) wrote:Anyway though, I'm feeling a bit confused right now, so I could use some advice. I'm going to be going to see a movie and have dinner with a male friend tomorrow night, more then likley alone. One of my fellow female friends said she would come so as to save me from the awkwardness of being alone with him, but she's acting all weird so I'm sure she's not coming now. This guy likes me. He has since we where in 10th grade. So that's about 5 years he's had some sort of strange attraction to me. He's asked me out more times then I can even count. I've always said no. Why? I never felt anything more then friendship for him. Yet he kept asking and asking and pestering me and he tends to make semi-perverted commants sometimes. It got to the point where I was being quite mean and cold to him to try and make him not like me and leave me alone. He must like mean women because it only seems to make him like me more. -_-
Anyway, a few months ago I attended a friend's party that he went to as well and one of his friends kept badgering me telling me to stop being a snob and give him a chance. I felt a bit harrased. Am I really being snobby? I've been sure to let him know that tomorrow night is NOT a date, but I've come to the conclusion I don't know how I feel about this anymore. I think for some reason I might be starting to like him and I don't know why. He's kind of an idiot. Anyway, I'm not so sure what I should do now. I mean, I've actually punched this guy in the face before because of something he said to me. So I'm not afraid to be alone with him, he knows I'm cabable of beating him up if I need to, I'm just well confused...
Yamamaya (post: 1436984) wrote:Actually I love reading your posts.
I would recommend being as straightfoward as possible. This guy obviously isn't showing a lot of respect for you. The best way is just to let him know that you don't appreciate this. He probably still thinks that you're only playing hard to get, or that you really like it. It might be best to let him know that if he continues this behavior then you can't be his friend anymore. Not to mention going out with him is a VERY VERY bad idea. He'll take that as a positive signal.
No offense meant to you, but sometimes shy girls can be very very hard to read, to the point where I don't know whether to continue "pursuing" them or to just give up.
I'm in no position to judge this guy as I've done some stupid things in my attempts to pursue girls before(luckily I learned from them. Although I have never believed that "no" means yes).
...wait, those are mutually exclusive?stuck between feeling ok with it and wanting to smack him over the head with my shoe.
Rusty Claymore (post: 1437278) wrote:...wait, those are mutually exclusive?
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