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Input: Some context- my friend group and I have a very crude, nasty sense of humor. Basically we are 14 year olds in 24/25 year old bodies. We often joke about weird sex stuff, and we love to bust each others balls whenever we get the chance. Outsiders might think we have an "offensive" type of humor, and they might think we are being genuinely mean to one another but we show our love through jokes and sarcasm. 

This one friend was back in town after moving away for a few months, and when we all got together yesterday I noticed he grew a mustache, so the first thing out of my mouth was, "Hey man, nice stash. You look like our neighborhood sex offender!"

He got weirdly offended and walked away into the mall, where we were meeting up. My friends thought it was funny he was barely said two words to me the rest of the night. 

So, AITA? Or has he just forgotten how harsh our sense of humor can be? Trust me, it wasnt that bad compared to other things we joke about. 


Tldr- Me and friend group have nasty immature sense of humor, friend who we havent seen grew a mustache and I told him he looks like a sex offender and he got upset. 

telling my friend his mustache makes him look like a sex offender