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Input: So my sister's kid is a sophomore in high school and he's been getting into girls like most guys his age. I'm 26, so there's not that huge a difference and as such he's kinda seen me as the cool uncle or whatever. He's a great kid, but I know he struggles with girls since he's shy and too nice, so I sat him down and gave him a few words of advice:

* If she rejects you, move on. She means nothing and you're better off not having her around
* Respect a no, and then block them
* Keep multiple balls in the air, so you always have a fall-back, and a better chance of success overall
* Don't waste your time or her's with games and friendship shit, cut to the point and conserve your time

Anyway my nephew apparently took this to heart and told my sister about what I told him, and she is FURIOUS, telling me I'm teaching him to be a psychopath, and to not respect women. I asked her what *she* had told him and it was basically some "make friends with girls and maybe, perhaps eventually you'll get a girl" type shit, and I sort of laughed at the thought that this is what she told him. 

Anyway she's really pissed and a couple of our mutual friends think I'm an asshole as well. Am I the asshole? I was just trying to give him my truth, no pleasantries or timewasting bullshit or flowery words. I want him to succeed in life and with girls, he's a good kid and I don't want him to end up a wizard or a virgin or something.

giving my nephew dating advice