monocle_layton said:
It's not that i dislike when people have jokes i don't find funny. I don't find Kevin Hart to be hilarious, but I don't mind if I hear his jokes
I also don't have a problem with dark humour, but when he forces it in every conversation (even when I try to have a simple conversation), him believing that randomly blurting out 'ni**er' to me on school campus is funny was enough to piss me off.
He texted me about twenty minutes ago, and I think people have a point. The dude probably does struggle with finding a friend, and I might just continue to put up with him. We're still talking, and he seems to finally be opening up a bit.
I'm not sure if what I did was perfect, but it's allowed me to reach the dude. I'd rather have him be confronted and help him improve than allow him to simply be rejected and see him not change.
Regardless of what I said to him, I don't believe abandoning him is the smart step. I'm gonna move past what we both did and help him get back on track. |
Perhaps he doesn't need help, perhaps he's looking for another a friend who's not judgemental. Honestly, you're looking down at him with this "he doesn't have friends" or "He's the lonely type or loser". Alot of people in this thread are giving you asshole advice over some jokes a guy told. If you accepted that his sense of humour/funny wasn't funny, you wouldn't try to change him or fix him. You would just tell him you don't like his edgy humor and that's that. If you're gonna look down at him or fix, save him the trouble, don't be "friends" with him. If you want to be geniune friends with him, accept him as is.








