Questions: Family & Friends

My roommate all of sudden became extremely rude to me last week as well as our landlord (who I like). I blocked him on my phone so I don’t have to see his rude texts anymore. I still have to bump into him in the house though whenever we’re both getting something from the fridge. How can I deal with him? He’s moving in a 3-4 weeks so there’s that but I wish I would be gone now. And no I have no intention of moving I like where I live.

Part of what’s bothering me is that I feel like he was rude to me but I didn’t want to cause a situation so I just ignore him. But what I’d really like to do is call him out for being an asshole and have him be forecibly removed by our landlord.

I often wind up in odd, funny, strange and maybe even disturbing conversations, but the one I wanted to talk about today was how there was a time in my last school when, on my friends birthday, because she liked Black Butler so much, I addressed her in the manner of a butler the entire time we met and I carried her items for the day, spoke very formally and she even occasionally tried to see if she could break my personality by teasing me, but she then said she was super happy to have me doing this.

I don't know why, but for some reason I actually like the typical butler stance, it is quite comfortable for me, the problem is that if I want to enjoy that physical state every so often, people around me will assume I like acting like one a lot and so I also will have to reply like a butler while standing like one, the funny reality is that my real personality could never be be applied to a butler job, it is just a little hobby of mine to sometimes entertain friends.

The one arm in the front in the other behind is a comfortable way to stand but also has a reason in real life, it is supposedly something to do with ensuring that they bow correctly.

My life in and out of my friend group has always been a series of odd events because I love making them if I am with my family or with people who are not friends, but when I am friends, they are people who absolutely love to also create weird and funny days that stand among the rest, which just fuels my passion for it. I have been in a couple dangerous situations but we realised early enough to understand we should reconsider our actions ^__^

I'm a mature student in a foundation pathway to uni. Went to work immediately after high school and long story short I'm 29 attempting to pursue my first bachelors degree. A lot of my peers are 18-21 which is kind of strange for me but I look extremely (almost awkwardly) young for my age so people assume I'm in the same age group. There's this classmate I clicked with; we became friends because we bonded over assignments, hobbies and sports interests. Then she tells me that she's 16. She's a great person but this puts me in a very awkward spot. Would the best thing to do here be to keep it civil or cut it off?