Bill: Apparently, his ego is damaged, so he’s
having trouble dealing with the fact that you don’t want to go out with
him. You could go the sneaky, avoid-him route and change your e-mail
address. But unless he’s harassing you, that’s not cool. Your best bet
is to set him straight. E-mail him, explaining that you want to keep
things on a friendship-only basis. Hopefully, he’ll get the message
loud and clear, and you can stay pals.
having trouble dealing with the fact that you don’t want to go out with
him. You could go the sneaky, avoid-him route and change your e-mail
address. But unless he’s harassing you, that’s not cool. Your best bet
is to set him straight. E-mail him, explaining that you want to keep
things on a friendship-only basis. Hopefully, he’ll get the message
loud and clear, and you can stay pals.
Dave: Bill’s right. But once you’ve clearly stated
you’re not interested in going out, if he continues to bug you, that is
not only annoying—it’s disrespectful. Yes, his ego has taken a bruising
but, if the harassment continues, don’t respond to his e-mails, and get
a parent to help you block him from contacting you.
you’re not interested in going out, if he continues to bug you, that is
not only annoying—it’s disrespectful. Yes, his ego has taken a bruising
but, if the harassment continues, don’t respond to his e-mails, and get
a parent to help you block him from contacting you.
