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pinkglitterycupcake
May 26th, 2014, 02:46 AM
This situation just occurred literally like five minutes ago, okay, maybe more because of the time it took me to type it. I know it's long but bear with me, please, I need advice!

My friend texted me a little while ago if I could go out, I told him yes. He's like 'I'm five minutes away from your house'. I got ready and shortly after, he texted me that he was outside my house. I got into his truck and just drove like six blocks from my house. He parked and started talking.

He seemed...not usual. I asked him if he'd been smoking, since I know he smokes weed and he replied no. I was like 'okay, if you say so'. We kept talking, more like, I kept talking. He kept making me uncomfortable because he kept touching my leg, trying to touch my breast, and grabbing my hand and pulling it towards his penis. I kept telling him to stop. Thankfully, it went no further. Granted, I should have done something, like gotten out of his truck the minute he was making me uncomfortable, but I didn't.

I, after getting tired of talking and receiving no input that he was listening to me, told him to talk as well. He then asked me what I meant the other day when I told him "I'm always here if you need anything," after he kept talking about his ex of four years. Obviously, he's still pretty shaken up about the break up, can't say I don't blame him. I told him what I meant, that I'm always here to listen if he needed to talk. He told me, "I thought you wanted to hook up." How could anyone possibly get this from what I told him? I just said that as a friend, that I'm here if he needed to vent his feelings.

Anyway, after I explained to him what I meant with my statement, I asked him what he wanted. He, and I still can't believe this, told me, "I thought you might want to suck it." I was just shocked. I told him no, that I wasn't that type of girl.

He then basically told me how I was sending him mixed messages when I told him jokingly,"Oh, you don't pay any attention to me anymore" when us and a group of my girlfriends went out the other day, and kept talking to them, ignoring me. I tried explaining to him how I only see him as a friend, and apologized for sending him mixed signals, which clearly, wasn't my intention. He said the same thing, that he did not want a girlfriend right now.

After I explained to him that I wanted nothing more than a friendship and definitely wasn't going to do anything sexual to him, he started his truck and drove me to my house. I did notice he was....upset.

Okay, I didn't realize it was going to be this long, sorry about that. I have a few questions though. I see this friend on Tuesday because we both have a class together so I guess my first question is, How can I face him after this incident? Should I mention anything about it? Was I really sending him mixed messages? Would anyone else get the same signal from my statement about being here if he needed anything?

Sigh....so many questions.

I don't know, I guess I feel like I should have done something the second he started making me uncomfortable. I feel like it's my fault for leading him on. Was I leading him on? Ugh...I need help! Please.

BuryYourFlame
May 26th, 2014, 02:49 AM
Hormonal guys will read in to pretty much anything as an indication towards sexual activity, it's not your fault. If he's upset by it, again, that's not your fault. You can't control who you have feelings for. Just act normally when you see him, you can try and pretend it didn't happen, but it might be difficult depending on how he acts.

mrpieface2
May 26th, 2014, 07:16 AM
Just pretend it never happened. I personally don't think you were sending him mixed messages. If he talks to you about it again, I would politely tell him to stop.

Bmble_B
May 26th, 2014, 07:56 AM
You weren't sending him mixed messages at all, like the first replier said, hormonal guys will take pretty much anything as an indication for sex. Just try to pretend like it never happened when you see him again, try not to bring it back up. But if he does, explain to him how you're making him feel uncomfortable, and that you're not that type of girl, as you said. If he continues to keep talking about it, this may be hard for you, but, try notifying a school teacher, administrator, or even another friend for advice on what you should do. In my opinion, if he keeps talking about it after you told him to stop I would just tell a parent, or teacher right on the spot (Not right on the spot, but try to catch that teacher privately to explain the situation)

pinkglitterycupcake
June 1st, 2014, 12:05 AM
Thank you so much for the replies, they really helped! :) I was nervous about seeing him again in class, but after awhile I realized that there's nothing to be nervous about. I decided I'm not talking to him again. Our friendship is over, if there was ever one to begin with. I've been ignoring him and although he tries talking to me, I just look the other way. I realized that nothing is ever going to be the same, but it's going to be better! :) Thanks again, everyone! I really appreciate everyone's help! :D

Camazotz
June 1st, 2014, 10:02 PM
Thank you so much for the replies, they really helped! :) I was nervous about seeing him again in class, but after awhile I realized that there's nothing to be nervous about. I decided I'm not talking to him again. Our friendship is over, if there was ever one to begin with. I've been ignoring him and although he tries talking to me, I just look the other way. I realized that nothing is ever going to be the same, but it's going to be better! :) Thanks again, everyone! I really appreciate everyone's help! :D

I'm glad that you recognize that he was being a complete ass and that none of this was your fault at all. None of that sounded like mixed signals at all. Good luck with everything else :D