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Input: Ok, so I (20M) went to a pre-drinks recently. In the UK, a ''pre drinks'' is what you do before you got a nightclub. You drink before going to the club at uni. Not sure its the same in America as you can't go nightclubs until you're 21.

Anyway, a bit about myself. I am 6''1 and dress really well. I don't consider myself ''traditionally good looking''. I feel that I have to really put some major effort to look decent, so I put a lot of effort into quiffing my hair, smelling good and dressing well. If I don't do this, I don't think I look good at all. I generally did follow the advice I got on the internet (be as physically fit as possible and look your best; grooming, hair, clothes, smell, etc). Also not sure if my race is relevant, but to give as much background and context possible, I am quite light brown skinned (half Punjabi Indian/half Tamil Indian).

So, me and my friend (also 20M) went to this pre-drinks and while I was there I was talking with everyone and my friend comes up to me and he can't stop laughing. I ask him ''What's up?'' and he said ''That black girl over there said you must be gay''.

I felt so furious when that happened, I dressed well to attract girls, and now one of them thought I was gay. Given that I was a bit drunk as well, I instantly approached her and said ''What the fuck did you say to me??'' and she said ''Huh??'' and I said ''You fucking called me gay? How dare you say shit like that. I'm not gay'' and she looks quite scared and starts saying ''Sorry sorry, I didn't mean it honestly I was just curious I'm sorry'' and she looked a bit intimidated. I said ''Good'' and walked off and continued with my night.

Now I've seen that girl again, and every time I see her, she always makes a point to say ''Hi throwawaykljfslk'' but she says it in a scared sort of way. The friend who told me (20M), said that I reacted like an asshole, AITA?

supposedly intimidating a girl that thought I was gay