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My friends think I'm attracted to them just because I gave a compliment.

I just really like your face.

So I male 23 hate when guys think that I'm attracted to them when I'm actually not. I instantly hate you for that. And if it's a friend, who does that? I immediately terminate the friendship. End of story, clear, cut, and dry. By the way, this comes from Jekiar. And if you want to submit your own stories, go to the R slash OK Storytime, Suburit. I'm Sophia. I'm Carly. I'm Keon. And we're here to give you good advice, goofly, but we don't have all the answers. We only know what we'd do. Let's know what you would do in the comments. And O.P. says, out of my former friend group of six, one male 25, we'll just call him Tyrone,

live with me along with one of his kids. His baby mama, I don't know why baby is in italics,

threw him out of her apartment and he didn't have anywhere else to go, which was fine. Everything was

cool. No issues so far. I guess throughout the two years

of friendship I had with these guys, they mistook me giving them compliments as me hinting at some

sort of romantic or spicy attraction to them that I someday wanted them to fulfill, which couldn't

be further from the truth and delusion on their part.

Crap, I just thought I was being a good friend by giving normal compliments.

But apparently to them, I was being some sort of creep.

This all came to a head when we were at a small get-together at a girl's place.

I was talking to Davion, male 23, about a girl there that we both were mutual friends with, who he wanted to date,

and I told him, she isn't the right girl for you, bro. You probably aren't going to be satisfied

if y'all actually did date. And from there, everything took a turn for the worst, because Davian

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