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Input: Last November I joined a meetup for hobby models and photographers to connect. I am a hobby photographer myself but do modeling jobs on TFP basis in my free time, especially underwater as I can hold my breath very long and you get some pretty cool pictures out of it.

I am a full time student and work a student job as software developer on the side, this photography thing is my creative outlet and I don't want to pursue it professionally by any means.

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I got into contact with a couple of photographers but one in particular wanted to work with me and is organizing a workshop for underwater shoots to which he invited me.

He also worked with me on some sports shoots this month - but I have exam period coming up and told him so.

He keeps texting me about several things now, becoming more and more pushy and I think he is an okay guy, but he gets up in my business way too much (?) - for me it is a professional/hobby contact, and I expected him to only message me when there is something regarding a project or so. That is how other photographers handled it in the past with me.

He grabs up small details when we discuss the timeframes for some projects and wants to give me advice on how to optimize them - such as my studies/work:

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\- more efficient study techniques (my first exam is on Feb. 4th and I know how I need to study, no way in hell I test out new techniques now)

\- invite to sauna chill out session with other participants of the workshop after the workshop, I declined in the public group, then he texted me private how the only other girl might be uncomfortable if I don't join - I declined again sternly, with my study and work plans

\- messages me several times how joining this sports group and that group he organises would vastly improve my life (I am just not interested in the 50 hobbies this guy has and I have declined them nicely several times already)

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I am not a very outgoing person, but I keep my promises (such as appointments like the workshop I agreed to join), but I make my limits very clear and communicate them as well, this is just becoming more and more stressful for me because internally I am questioning AITA here?? 

I have other options for my hobby but fuck, I feel like this could give me a bad rep in the photo community if I decline any further work with him and photography was one of the things that got me out of depression - I don't want to break this

not being as enthusiastic and turning down offers from one photographer