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I have recently been hanging out a lot with a guy in my friendship group. I have started to develop a crush on him. He got out of a 2 year relationship 10 months ago. We are both 21. We got in a play fight in the middle of the street when we were both drunk. And he buys me all my drinks. Ask me if I am getting with whoever I talk to when we are out together. Strangers think we are together.

Our friend is trying to set him up with different people and every time I ask him about it he tells me he isn't interested. I invited him to a party and I got told by him that 2 different people liked him but that he was interested in them. And he was being weird the whole night. Staring at me a lot, being really awkward, looking for me and moving closer to me. I went home for 2 days and when I got back, we hung out and he told me that he was going on a date with this girl. This starts to piss me off. Which I think is unfair. He doesn't owe me anything and I'm just upset because I feel rejected. So I decided to block him for a bit, till I get over this and we can just be friends again. I don't want to be mean to him because I'm angry. So, I think sometime without seeing or hearing from him will help.

Am I wrong for blocking him?

So in online world, things work differently. You are not always aware of others intentions and interests towards you. Online world is full of jerks and sluts too only some are genuine. I wanna know if a guy does the bare minimum. For example liking your posts/stories/commenting but never sliding in dms or directly approaching for friendship at least. Should a woman consider wasting time on such guys or chase them? Well I have also heard women should not chase and that guys like the women who chase.

Somewhere at a forum, I read about that. A woman in her 30's claimed that long ago when she was in junior high (7th grade), a group of girls and a few guys involved told her to perfom the booty dance and she'll become cool/popular at school. They made her dance in front of an entire lunch line or sometimes in class whenever the teacher left.

She wasn't part of the joke and was unaware they were ridiculing her. They knew very well she didn't know how to dance. She wanted to fit in. She believed them and really thought she would gain friendships and become popular afterwards.

In that real story, was that bullying?