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Input: so i used to be friends with this one dude, and if we're being honest i did start to develop feeling for him, but by the time this happened they were almost completely gone anyway, i introduce him to this friend i used to sort of have a romantic thing for (we made it clear we liked each other but never actually dated) and they started dating. My problem with this situation besides the fact hes 17 and shes 14 (i'm 15 for reference) is when they first started hanging out she was showing interest in our mutual friend and his long-time best friend and sort of manipulating him, and manipulating the rest of us to think her life situation is way worse than it is (its not perfect but i know from knowing her that its not that bad, also she had faked photo evidence of "abuse" when it was just a picture of water with red-food dye all over the floor) and he was shit talking her a lot to me when they supposedly started dating talking about how he knows she a liar and all that. my main problem is that this guy is super nice and tries to help everyone and tells them just what they wanna hear and i'm worried hes dating her just to make her happy. Its even to the point where they are secret about it because they know it will hurt the friend mentioned earlier. I mainly stopped talking to him because besides wanting to avoid the situation he hardly made an attempt to reach out anyway and i would always have to start the conversation, though i do admit i was a bit childish and hurt that they didn't tell me

cutting my friend off for getting a girlfriend