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Input: Disclaimer:English is not my first language.

Two years ago(September 2017) I(15M) started going to a different class in the same school, for reasons irrelevant to this story, which meant that I would see my previous classmates a lot less, including my then best friend P. When I switched classes other students were added there, including a girl L. A few months P got a crush on L, who at the time I hadn't met. L friendzoned him, but he stopped

In May, through a series of coincidents, me and L became friends. Around the same time my friendship with P started fading, because we had different hobbies. P was(and still is) crushing L and didn't like that we hung out. We decided to just not tell him, because he wasn't in a relationship with L and it wasn't his business. At first I thought nothing of that.

Fastforward to January, P started texting me random questions that eventually lead to L. He asked me if I had a crush on her and etc etc. I answered no, which is how i feel. P didn't stop asking questions about her and I answered, thinking he would eventually stop, but I was wrong.

Not only were there more questions, but they became weird. E.g do i want to sleep with L,what position, have I ever felt a desire to touch her, what does she smell like etc. I started avoiding answering because I felt uncomfortable. From that he started thinking that I had a crush on L, which I don't. The questions culminated in asking if I would help him take advantage of her, following which I blocked him, because I didn't know how to react and get a bit of peace from the questions. We talked that one out and forgpt about it.

After that he still asked the questions and I still avoided answering. Since he thought I had crush on L, he texted her that I supposedly don't want to talk to her(not true), which she believed and stopped texting me. I was upset, but after three or four days I told L that he lied and confronted P, who said it wouldn't happen again.

It did. In the following weeks he became increasingly jealous and started telling me that I had to stop talking to L because he said so and when I didn't he told her how I supposedly crushed somebody else for some reason. That really angered me, not because I like L, but because he had the audacity to spread lies about me. I confronted him about it and told him that I was angry at him,didn't trust him and wasn't going to answer his questions. He told me he was  sorry and thar he doesn't want to lose our close friendship.

And then he did it again. I don't know exactly, but he texted me that he thought that his plan to make L to stop talking to me was working, because I told him that I hadn't talked to L in a week. After that I decided to completely cut him off.

Now i'm a bit conflicted. On one hand, I don't want to be friends with someone who manipulates and lies for a girl, who has repetadly turned him down. But on the other, I'm just cutting off someone, who considers me one of his best friends

blocking out my friend after he told lies about me to get a girl