A guy told me through an email that I'm attractive, smart, and that he thinks we have a lot in common. This means he may be interested in something more than friendship, right? But I have no interest in him whatsoever. I am not attracted to him and I think what he said to me was pretty presumptuous because he barely knows me. He seems to be a pretty arrogant person also. However, his mom is a good friend and I don't want her to get angry at me over him. How do I nip this in the bud before it does damage to our relationship?
2006-10-11
15:00:23
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Actually, there is something to nip in the bud. He outright flirts with me and attacks me as soon as I come online. I think I know the nature of this situation, thanks. I asked because the guy lies and uses arrogance as a shield for insecurity. If I were to flat out tell him I'm not interested, he would probably turn it around on me to protect himself.
2006-10-11
15:14:35 ·
update #1