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Input: I'm at a college where it's common to be involved in clubs, 15+ units, and working on projects. I met a really cool friend last year, but it became clear than I like to be involved in a lot of stuff while he likes to relax, cook, play videogames, and just do school. Nothing wrong with that, but it's a big contrast to the rest of the group we study with, because they're really involved in things as well. He would complain to me about how everyone works too much, how they keep saying no to hanging out because they're busy, how they would bail, etc. I didn't see it that way because they want to focus on other things and don't want to hang out as often as him. It just seemed like he was complaining that they didn't live their lives how he lived his life. Sometimes I would say no to his hangouts as well since I was busy, and he would say stuff like " I'm used to it", " At least I tried.", "Yeah, I expected it". But he would ask me like every other day. He doesn't have a car so people would have to drive him to wherever we would hang out. The frequency and his responses would get annoying so I Just started saying no because I didn't like how he would try to make me feel bad about not wanting to do something. I explained this to him about how this is guilt-tripping and how those responses are passive-aggressive, but he says that's just how he jokes and that I shouldn't take it too hard. He does it less, but he still does  say stuff like " I tried." and " I'll keep trying because I think you guys are worth it". He makes it seem like we're burdens and that he just has to deal with us. I recently told him I just want my own space and I'll probably say no to most of his hangout requests. I just don't want to be around him anymore because he doesn't accept how some people like to live their lives. He recently was disappointed that I wanted to go for a Master's because he didn't understand why I didn't just want a chill year. Sure I get stressed from doing so much sometimes, but it makes me happy and I'm not going to sacrifice that to meet his social needs. We used to message and talk every day, but now I don't respond to his texts unless it's urgent and I just say no to every hangout request. He's still a good friend and I'm sure he means well, but he's pushy and needy and I don't need that in my life. 

being unresponsive to my friend that wants to hang out often