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Input: High school student here (junior), Im gonna be honest and say that I haven't had the best success with relationships. Mostly cause I dont know what to do after 1st base and I have strict parents lol. But not too long ago I got my really first "girlfriend" after our 2nd date. Allot of the girls that I had been interested in in high school before had either told me that I wasn't their type, or that we should stay friends, or that I wasn't even in their league. (Completely fine with this, they aren't required to like me for any reason.) Most of these times their denials ended up circling around our grade and making me kind of a laughingstock. HOWEVER, after I posted on my Snapchat/Instagram stories as did her about our relationship. Many of the girls in my class who had rejected me in someway have now snapped me things like do you want to hang out? or come to a party with me? or just other requests I had never been given when I was single. One of the girls that had flat out said that she didn't like me personally texted me if I wanted to sit next to her at lunches and called me Hun.  I felt kinda mad because of the complete 180 in their behavior and I don't believe this is a prank because of the girls that have replied to me are from COMPLETELY different social circles and for the most part hate one another. 

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WIBTA if I confronted them about this Publically and/or Privately?

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Edit: When I say "them" I only talking about 3-4 Girls who I have asked out or tried to ask out in my highschool career. 

confronting girls in my Highschool about how they treated me before and after getting a girlfriend