Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: (straight male here)

So there is this gay guy at my school and he is known for being very weird and very unattractive.. and I had the misfortune of him liking me.

So this guy tried to make sexual innuendos on Instagram and I just say “I’m not gay” and he always stares at me in the halls.

He makes up a lot of stuff for attention and he thinks that I secretly like him and that I am flirting with him every time I give him a dirty look in the hallways. 

I emailed an assistant principal today and a couple of weeks ago and I’m not sure if he even read/got both of them.. So this gay guy is not doing anything physical or trying to talk to me, but he does try to stare at me in the hallways and I know he likes me and I am very uncomfortable with that because I’m not gay.

I tell him “leave me the fuck alone” “ugly” “creepy pervert” but he just doesn’t get the message that I do not like hm, he is probably deluded or just stupid.

tl;dr Gay guy likes me still even though I told him I’m straight and I feel uncomfortable

So am I the asshole for trying to make him not like me or is he free to think whatever he wants? 



trying to force a gay guy to not like me