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Input: sorry if the formatting is weird or anything, this is my first post and i’m not really sure how reddit works yet!!

some backstory-
im in one of the “gay groups” at my school where a bunch of kids kind of drifted together because we’re all like “gay? gay. cool.” and kind of found a home with each other. it’s really cool and fun and they’re all great people! however, there’s this one kid. 
i’ve known him for about 3-4 years now, and although he’s been in my friend groups before, i’ve never really considered him my friend. we have nothing in common except we like some of the same movies and shows (although that’s not saying much, as it’s mostly marvel and near everyone likes that), and he’s always made me kind of uncomfortable with the way he looks/acts around me. 
he tagged along with me and joined the new little gay group, but again he has nothing in common with us. he doesn’t contribute to our conversations because he doesn’t like the same stuff as us, and usually just stares at us while we talk. i always thought he should find people he has common interests with, but i don’t want to mention it for fear of him getting mad at me. he’s straight/cis, but that’s not the problem for us.
 i recently discovered that he’s making everyone in the group uncomfortable, mostly based on how he acts around us, and i also found out that he used to like me and got mad about the fact that he “had to fall for the lesbian” (which im not- im trans, not that he bothered tonask), and he told people like my childhood best friend about my “identity” before i got to tell her, AND without even asking if it was ok. he’s done some other minor weird/kinda rude stuff and not apologized for it, but at this point the fact that he’s upsetting my new friends, who are nice and non-confrontational people is the worst thing for me. we’ve tried hinting as best we can that he makes us uncomfortable and that this isn’t the best group for him, but he hasn’t gotten the hint. 
so, we moved our lunch spot away and haven’t told him where it is. we were hoping he would just find new people to sit with and make friends he has stuff in common with, but he’s just getting a bit angry.

are we the assholes for excluding him when he makes us uncomfortable??? i feel like we should probably talk it out instead of playing hide and seek but nobody wants to be the one to (probably) get yelled at, so what should we do??

wanting to kick a guy out of the friend group