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Input: Hear me out, this is more nuanced than it sounds.

All of us are in the same college, but ive known this girl for much longer. Shes a 10/10, not even exaggerating she could be a model if she wanted, shes from brazil and is studying to be a teacher like me.

My friend is a cool guy, known him for years. But hes also a womanizer. He frequently "dates" girls just to dump them after a few months when hes bored. He is also a cheater, both on his girlfriends and with other guys girls. Hes had "conflict" with several boyfriends because of this and ive had to bail him out at least once.

So anyway im trying to get with this girl, we flirt everyday after class and eat lunch together, its going good. My friend sees us in the campus cafeteria and approaches us. He sees this girl and sits with us, and he starts doing his bullshit. I can already tell.

She and him laugh a bit but then he leaves after i give him the evil eye. After he leaves the girl asks how long we've been friends and I just instinctively say:

"We met a long time ago in highschool. He was bullied a lot by other kids for being gay and I stuck up for him. We've been friends ever since."

"Hes gay? Thats so sweet of you for helping him though. Youre a good friend."

"Ha, yeah hes a good guy. Its nothing, i just cant stand bullies."

So yeah im full of shit but we've now been on two dates. I told my friend that i told her he was gay and he was pissed. My reply is that you wouldve just done your thing and moved on. He says now he feels awkward around her. Hes not gonna tell her i lied (if he did my plan is to say hes still in the closet and that hes lying) because we're bros but he thinks im an asshole.

I figured, hey, at least i now have a relationship with her. AITA?

telling a girl that my straight friend was gay, so that she'd get with me instead