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Input: So a bunch of college buddies of mine have a thread where we talk constantly. We’re much older no, but back in the day we all used to be varsity athletes. Obviously we are no longer in that sort of shape but we still talk about girls and things the same way.

While most of the guys in the thread have kinda got on with their lives, there’s one buddy who’s always trying to attack me and a few other “group outsiders” with snarky put downs. He also always talks about girls in a really rough way. Like anytime someone brings up a girl they’re seeing or a social media girl/tinder girl he jumps in there asking for pics, nudes, w/e and then judges the shit out of her making crappy comments.

Soooo a few weeks ago we were all talking and one friend brought up he was thinking about seeing this one tinder girl. Everyone asked for pics. Friend was unsure whether to go on the date cause of the timing and cause he can’t really tell if she’s attractive or not from her pics. I said he had nothing to loose by doing it. Then our more obnoxious friend hops in and asks me if I have eyes cause clearly this girl’s a horse. I respond by asking him if he’s looked in the mirror recently. That devolved into a huge debate where I was called an asshole by the whole friend group for defending a stranger over my buddy. Idk I feel like he needed a wake up slap to let him know he was being a dick but maybe calling him out like that was uncalled for. It was a friendly conversation until I went there. I just don’t like this stuff. Getting made fun of all the time is annoying and we should be at a point in our lives where we’re not just thinking about the physical. I think he needs to grow up. Am I wrong?

calling my friend Ugly