Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: There’s this person, who ill call F, he has been in our school for about 3-4 years, almost as much as me. Everyone at our school, excluding me and some other people, have know each other since KG. But they’re all very nice and welcoming people. F has repeatedly tried to make friends, but due to his rude/obnoxious personality, everyone dislikes him (except one new person). Anyway, the first years of him being at our school, I felt bad that everyone disliked him, so I’ve tried to stay as friendly as possible. (Btw, our school is very small, so everyone knows each other). This current year, as i have more classes with him, he’s been talking to me more, which i dislike. He does things such as “playfully” slapping me (repeatedly), calling her friends, which he met online, in front of us (sometimes while having a conversation with us, as a group). He’s also very rude sometimes, and tries to push her opinions on to you, while being not willing to listen to other opinions. Every time someone tells him that he’s being annoying or rude, he calls them homophobic or transphobic, since he’s a part of the LGBT+.But, since recently he thinks of me as a close friend. 

During one of my other friends birthday parties, which he intruded, (we did it at school) he stated that she doesn’t want us to throw he one.  We weren’t planning on throwing him one. He makes me extremely uncomfortable around him and is very clingy. His birthday is coming up, and he seems to think ill be giving him something, since he bought a bookmark for me and some other girls. I don’t know if i should buy him one, which would solidify our “friendship”. I also feel like i should be friends with him since everyone else hates him. 

We’ve had a couple arguments lately, and i really don’t want him to continue thinking of us as friends. So I’m trying to kind of ignore him..? But he has no one to talk to (maybe caused by his actions) but he’s never mean. He’s just unknowingly rude, and I’ve tried to tell F multiple times, but he never listened, and then interrupted me to respond to his other friend over the phone (the argument was about how i felt it was rude to speak to have a conversation with someone over the phone, not on speaker, and with a group of people simultaneously. I find it rude, and it shows where her attention lies.) 

AITA to stop our “friendship” and not give him a gift?

ignoring/ staying away from a classmate even though everyone else hates him? and not buying a gift when he's expecting one