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Input: Some quick context: I am a homosexual 17 year old guy. I came out of the closet about two years ago in a pretty liberal country. Virtually everyone in my area accepted it.

When I told my classmates that I like men, noone really had a problem with it except this one guy, who was really shocked. It was the prankster of the classroom and was into football, which made him behave a tad macho. He told me that he had difficulties with me being gay, but liked me as a person so he would try to get over it. I said I respected that, we made a lot of jokes about it, we talked to eachother sometimes and untill he changed class, we had regular contact.

This valentine there was an event at our school that made it possible to buy roses for people you liked. You could send them and write a little card attached to it that said who it was from and a reason why you sent it. I send some to a few friends and decided to send one to that guy too as a prank. I wrote my name on it and a little heart.

I always used to joke with it a tad, but have told him many times that I could never be into him, so I thought it would be a good prank. He apparently didnt think so.

When I was walking past them that day, his entire friend group was staring at me. I asked (already laughing on the inside): "Did you like the rose?"
He exclaimed "So it was really you?!" And I laughed loudly and walked away, signaling that it was a joke. I didnt see him again that day (school was ending at that time) and went home. The next day everybody in that clique was staring at me again. When I went away I heard someone whispering "dirty faggot". Some friends (who thought it was a hillarious joke) also said they heard them insulting me loudly in frond of a lot of pupils.

I honestly don't care about the insults. I have heard worse and have quite a thick skin, but it made me realise that maybe I crossed a line.

So AITA?

sending a rose to a straight guy