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Input: So a bit a background: this guy got harshly dumped by his girlfriend about a month ago, hes a huge nude lover, with in the last month hes asked alot of my freinds for nudes (but not me) and he also has a thing for Asians (I'm Asian)

So about 2 weeks ago I was playing truth or dare with this guy and he dares me to let him look through my phone. I let him and he sees a picture of me in my bra (not a huge deal to me) but since then he obviously had  a huge crush on me and I was not interested. So since I'm too awkward to confront him I just kinda made myself a brick wall to talk to whenever he tried to talk to me. He doesnt pick up on the clues.

So flash forward to yesterday night. He text me via snapchat and tries to make conversation then he post on his story "pick a number and I'll send you a question  that you have to answer honestly warning not for kids" kinda posts and he tells me to do what was on his story I tell him "I dont want to I like to keep things G rated". So he replies "oh your so boring". I tell him "sorry but I don't want to"   he then repeatedly sends "boring" and I figured he was gonna continue spamming me till I agree. So I tell him to "leave me alone" and he replied "wow really okay I was just joking around"  that's when I lost and told him how I really felt about him and the real reason his girlfriend dumped him then I blocked him before he could respond. Am I an asshole?

telling a guy to leave me alone then cussing him out after he asked me to do one of those stupid snapchat games