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Input: To preface: I'm a guy, 17. My friend, X, is 18.   


So I've been friends with this X for about three years, but we don't see very much of each other because she dropped out of high-school at the beginning of the year, about six months after she enrolled at my school. We've hung out a couple times, and once she brought one of her friends with. I was fine with this, and we all went to the theme park together. Now, X doesn't live at home anymore - teenage grievances with her mother, who I'm on good terms with. Her mother, takes buys these tickets for us, partly because she just wants to see her daughter more often, and because she wants to make sure she's got some friends like me - the kind my grandmother would call "the good sort."  


So the theme park was fun and all, but her X's friend is kind of upset that I'm there, and she thinks I'm a bit of a downer since I didn't want to smoke. She kind of put a dampener on the night to be honest. All in all, however, it was fun and I talked to X about how she was going and all that, gave her some advice and went home, but I didn't really like her friend.  


We decided to hang out tonight at Timezone, and we've got plans to get some food and just walk the city - it's Schoolies time here on the Gold Coast, with all the year 12 kids who've finished school drinking and partying, among other things.  


She texts me, about half an hour ago, and asks if she could bring "J".  
So I explain to her that when she brings her friends I kinda feel like a third wheel, you know? She says she understands and it's okay, because he's just gonna play some games.  


I tell her I'm not sure, and ask who he is.  


"Ahaha my boyfriend." ^(oh boy)  


Now, I know what some of you are thinking - I admit that I \*do\* like her, but I don't really think she's the right girl for me. ^(That's all I've got to say about that.)  


I tell her that I think I'm gonna give it a miss, but she says that he won't come then.  
I tell her not to let me stop you, and to have fun.  


I think that she's now under the impression that I want to be more serious with her, you know? I just think that it would be like before if she was bringing a friend, and it would be even worse if it was her boyfriend.  


  


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not going out with a friend because she wanted to bring her boyfriend