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[School]

Backstory:

     The one in question (Not me, who will be referred to as Other) :

     Other is the sort of type that makes trouble, yelling things like "d^#^," "f$&gt;$&amp;%," etc. From what I personally see, nothing agressive, just kind of sketchy things. (Yes, they get detentions a lot, which includes today.)

Me:

     Small friend group, probably annoying, smart (no flex, in Algebra early) goody-two-shoes.

     Not really the person paid attention to unless it's my friends or I'm being weird.


     So Other has kind of been my enemy, provoking me on purpose and all. Calls me "my lover" as either an insult or joke (Both male), puts his arm around my shoulder, pats me on the head, other small jokes. Also gets r e a l l y on my case even though we are only in a few classes together.

     My friends get on my case about ignoring him too, kind of in a for-fun-mocking way. It's kind of funny, but sometimes they sound a *bit* serious. At most it was asking me why I hate them, but still.

     People are still friends with him, because he does do some funny stuff (Not really involving what they do to me, from what I can see.)

     I did ask them a lot of times already throughout the year to stop, warning and threatening to tell the counselor. However, I never felt justified, even after it can be legally (though not sure if ethically) classified as harassment.

    So who is the asshole here? Am I being too sensitive? Are they going too far?

telling the counselor