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Input: This was a few months ago, for context, I’m a student in high school, attending a boarding school here in my hometown.

I didn't connect with anyone, everyone just kinda steered clear of me, and I did the same. The exception being three girls, let's call them Louise, Victoria, and Danielle. It was lunch one day when they approached, and sat down next to me. They tried to get a conversation going with me, and surprisingly enough I actually enjoyed talking to them. Later they asked for my Instagram, and requested to follow me later that day. I figured they were nice enough and accepted the request. We hung out a couple times after that and I really appreciated having some friends. To show them my appreciation I asked my mom to swing by with a Pizza if I payed, because parents and guardians were allowed to drop things off. I gave them the Pizza which they insisted we split four ways out in a public area. This cycle continued for a while with me getting something for them since my parents lived in town and them being very appreciative, at times even returning with a gesture of their own.

However, about a month into the school year, the girls started changing. They started demanding/expecting things instead of me doing them to be nice. They stopped insisting on sharing, and later asked for me to bring things to their room (boys are prohibited inside a female room) so I couldn't talk or anything. If I got them one pizza, they'd guilt trip me over not buying two. I felt less like a friend being kind, and more like the intern running around getting things for the boss. Like I was bending over backwards for these people I didn't even like anymore. The straw that broke the camel's back finally hit when the girls wanted pizza, but I was out of cash. My family had been going through a rough time and there was far less money to go around so naturally I had less money than normal. Instead of understanding. I got called a “broke ass nigga,” was called a “fake friend,” and was told by Louise to unfollow her or she'd block me.


Flash forward to mid October, and my family's financial situation has gotten better. I had some cash, and tired of the, at this point, outrageous demands, I decided to take the initiative to give them something they didn't ask for. A chocolate bar, the World's hottest chocolate bar (which is 1,000 times hotter than a Jalapeno, and almost 4 times hotter than a Carolina Reaper). My mom had a friend who owns a novelty gift shop here in town so my mom bought three bars and dropped them off for me. I unwrapped them so they couldn't tell it was anything other than regular chocolate, threw them into their own ziploc bags, and dropped by their room with the chocolate. 

I had just returned to my room when my phone started going off like crazy. I had a ton of DM's from Victoria asking what the hell was in the chocolate. I told her, and she lost her shit. Texting in all caps about how they all ate their bar in one bite. Danielle texted me a while later bitching at me for “setting her mouth on fire,” and all 3 promptly blocked me on Instagram.

Since then, all three of them have both unblocked me and requested to follow me, and have mellowed out. They've quit demanding things, and I've sure as shit quit offering them things.

TL;DR I gave some girls a Pizza among other things to be nice, they started taking advantage of me and demanded more than I could give, getting angry when I didn't deliver, so I got them back with some “sweet” revenge. Am I the asshole?

subjecting 3 unwitting "friends" to the world's hottest chocolate bar