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Input: This did not happen recently but in early 2017 when I was a junior in high school. It has recently come up a few times and want to get judgement from y'all. It may get a little cringey since its high school stuff but nevertheless I will continue.

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So my friend (lets call him G) and I met in middle school when we were both new. He was the only dude that would talk to me so we instantly became friends and are still friends to this day. But one day this girl comes up. Now during the previous semester (end of 2016), I had decided to myself that I would either ask out this one girl or ask her to the school dance by the end of the next semester (lets call this girl K). It was to my surprise that in my first class of second semester she was in this class and sat next to me. But this was a special two week only course so that meant that for eight hours a day for the next two weeks I would have to sit next to K, and my goal was that much closer to being completed. 

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For the two weeks, me and K began to talk everyday and even after school. On the field trip we sat next to each other on the bus there and back and we did all the other things to high school kids would do. At the same time, my friend G was also talking to her. This never raised any suspicions because, well I was ignorant at the time. But I tried to make my advances more clear with K after this. It was a common consensus in our friend group that I liked this girl and they would even tease me about it--common high school stuff. About a month before the dance  G confronts me and tells me that I need to ask K to the looming dance or that he will. This struck me because I did not think that he was considering trying to go with this girl even though I was well on my way to doing the same thing. But I responded to him and said that I was going to ask her and at that point I thought he backed off from this girl.

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The day comes for me to ask K to the dance, and we sit next to each other (I did not plan on asking her now) in assembly. She turns to me during assembly and flat out says, "When are you asking me to the dance?" at this point I froze because I was so shocked and barely whispered out an IDK really quick. It got kind of awkward after that but it was fine. Last class of the day I was working with G on a project in a quiet room when I broke him the news. I told him that K had asked me when I was going to ask her to the dance to try and insinuate that the race was over. He said something along the lines of, "Wow, oh damn. Well how about you ask another girl instead?" Now this set off an alarm in my head because he would usually be the one to say go for it or seal the deal. But instead he told me to go for another girl. He acted all weird about it and the conversation stopped there. After school K stopped me and said that the whole dance thing was a joke and to forget about it. I told her ok but I knew something was up.

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I then messaged her when I was home if she wanted to go even after what she told me at school. She said no and explained that she probably was not going to go anymore (!!!!!). I thought nothing of this and carried on. The next day was Saturday and I woke up to a bombardment of text messages all saying the same thing. G had already asked K to the dance the previous day and thats why they had acted all weird about it. To add on to that, they had both agreed to not tell me and keep it a secret. So even after I told him I was going to ask her, and after he knew I liked her, he still went on with it. That weekend I ignored both of their messages and pretty much any messages sent to me in total. That next Monday at the lunch table, my friends roasted me about how G had taken my girl and asked me why I was so butthurt about it. After 10 minutes of this ridicule, I pulled out my phone and blocked G and K on all social media platforms and I abruptly left the table. After this I did not speak to G until 7 months later well into our senior year of high school. I did not speak, or even look at him during this time. Which was pretty hard since we had many classes together and sat next to each other. We didn't hang out at all, and my friends would try to get together with us separately so me and G wouldn't have to be around each other. Eventually I ended up unblocking K but not G. Then I found out that they hung out all the next weekend, then the next, then eventually they started dating. Now every time after this I looked at either one of them I was overcome by pain since this was truly the first girl I ever really liked.

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Now me and G are on good terms, as close as ever, go to the same University together, and even rooming in an apartment for Sophomore year. At the time of this story, he tried to communicate to me that he felt as though he had done nothing wrong and that I was acting like a  baby. But now currently, he has realized his mistake and apologized multiple times. So AITA for blocking him and cutting off all communication after he dated behind my back the girl I liked?

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ignoring my friend of five years for dating a girl that I liked behind my back