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Input: So quick backstory: I (21F) am a dancer, and I currently work in a dance studio. For the past six months I've been dealing with my former dance coach (28M), who initiated a physical relationship two weeks after he was no longer officially my coach, and unsurprisingly the relationship ended poorly. We made it clear that we were not going to be friends anymore or associate in any way.

However, we still have to see each other all the time because we operate in the same professional spaces. He's a coach, I work at the front desk of his studio, so he has to pay me every time he has a lesson, and he and his girlfriend/partner have to sign in whenever I'm here. He has repeatedly expressed what I personally viewed as an overt lack of professionalism: when I would contact him with a professional request he wouldn't respond, he would interfere with my search for a dance partner, he would ignore procedures at the studio because it meant he would have to approach the front desk, he would wait until I was no longer on shift to pay, or if I didn't leave eventually and worked until closing then he would throw the money at me and walk out. If I was simply practicing in the studio and his practice bag was in my vicinity he wouldn't approach it until I got up to do something.

To be fair, he made it clear that he didn't want to be contacted, but sometimes my job necessitated it, and sometimes I just wanted the awkward tension to end.

I sent him a text requesting more professionalism, he said my presence in his life was negative for his mental health. He blocked my number and then my Facebook page. I sent him this message: "I don't quite know what I've done to warrant this, because we haven't spoken in months and I have sent you two (2) texts in that amount of time, but if you are as uncomfortable with my presence as you seem to be I can stop practicing as \[dance studio name\] and quit my job there. All I have ever requested is a basic level of respect -- I felt that at least I had the courtesy to explain why and when I blocked you when I did. That is all I'm asking of you, and I don't think I'm asking too much. I do hope you're doing well, regardless."

Am I the asshole for sending the above message, and for still attempting to remedy the conflict and be professional?

&amp;#x200B;

still attempting to be professional despite being blocked