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Why Does My Guy Friend Acts Angry With Me

Why does a guy friend get angry with you for no reason?

Maybe the guy friend has a bit of a crush on you. I find most of the time when one of my male friends starts getting to be a little wonky it's because he's starting to get feelings and I'm not reciprocating. The only other thing that sometimes happens is that something horrible is going on in his life and he's choosing not to share it. If anyone's read any of my answers you'll know that I'm not the kind of person that's going to sit around and let somebody talk to me like that I'm going to be in his face and I am going to be saying what the hell is going on spit it out because I'm not taking any of this anymore. 9 out of 10 times I find out the truth right then and there. I wish you much luck my friend

Why does my guy friend act so weird around me?

Because there might be a very tiny possibility that he doesnt wants to be just friend. Thats the most common one. Maybe he likes you in a different way but is unable to express himself or his feelings. This might be because of him being afraid of losing you as a friend as well in an attempt to go for something more. Or he might feel insecure of himself. In cases like this the friendzoned guy starts to feel that he doesnt deserve the girl and thats because she doesnt feel the same way as he does. Its a thing with guys(good guys) . They are practically dumb. They are afraid of everything. Specially expressing themselves.Though their can be other reasons as well like he doesnt like your attitude towards certain things or the guy you are dating or maybe somehow unknowingly you have hurt his feelings and he is expecting you to realise that. Or are you sure you did not forget his birthday.See just because he is a guy doesnt mean he has got no feelings. Feelings which you are not able to understand. So the best solution for you right now is close the app and go to your contact list .. scroll down his number. Give him a call and when he picks up talk to him. Ask him what the hell dude. Whats your problem.I really hope you get your answer amd things be like they were.. all the best..

How Does a Virgo Act When They're Angry?

This sounds totally normal. sounds like a virgo male to me. we can't hold everything back forever. it tends to be explosive when it does go down.

Why would a guy friend act like he hates you>?

I'm really upset. A guy I have known for years just started acting like he didn't want to know me. I am the only one he doesn't talk to in work. I asked him what I had done and he said something like 'it's called moving on'. I don't get that cause even though he came onto me it was YEARS ago and we have been pals for years since, so moving on from what exactly?
He is very friendly with this other chick for years too and seems to exclusively hang with her now, but they are not lovers or going out even. I thought it might be because of her he stopped talking to me, but he said hello to me in front of her one day, so I dunno.
It's really hurtful and when I do try to say something about work to him or whatever, he is actually angry and hostile in his tone of voice.
He said I never did anything to him.
Any ideas why he would suddenly cut me off after nearly 20 years?

Why do guys get angry when you refuse to have sex with them?

I'm not talking about relationships. I'm talking about guys, who (supposedly) are my friends. We are randomly hanging out, doing some projects together, chatting on fb sometimes (but not too often), nothing serious. And then out of the blue they are, like, "please stay over at my place, will you?" or literally kiss me on lips or touch me where you shouldn't really touch a friend, even though I never even thought of going out with them or never even imagined getting into erotic/romantic relationship with them. Moreover, they get really angry/aggressive when I say 'no'. It happened several times to me recently, and I wonder, maybe it's my fault, after all? I'm generally nice to everyone, I like having friends who are guys (rather than girls), but I never flirt or even suggest anything other than just being friends. I take it for granted guys feel the same way, but apparently they don't... Am I suppose to be unkind and harsh and try not to make friends with guys to avoid situations like that, or what? Do guys really think, that every girl who is single and nice to them is just waiting for sex? (BTW, I'm not single, but as my bf lives quite far from me, we don't meet too often and some friends seem to think I'm not dating anyone. If anyone asked whether I'm single or not, however, I would of course explain that).

Why would a guy friend suddenly act like he hates you?

I'm really upset. A guy I have known for years just started acting like he didn't want to know me. I am the only one he doesn't talk to in work. I asked him what I had done and he said something like 'it's called moving on'. I don't get that cause even though he came onto me it was YEARS ago and we have been pals for years since, so moving on from what exactly?
He is very friendly with this other chick for years too and seems to exclusively hang with her now, but they are not lovers or going out even. I thought it might be because of her he stopped talking to me, but he said hello to me in front of her one day, so I dunno.
It's really hurtful and when I do try to say something about work to him or whatever, he is actually angry and hostile in his tone of voice.
He said I never did anything to him.
Any ideas why he would suddenly cut me off after nearly 20 years?

Friend is acting really strange and standoffish. Why?

You are correct to think that maybe her 'antisocialness' is caused by homeschooling. I don't think she's being stuck up, as much as it is that SHE is the one feeling awkward being at school with others.... feeling shy perhaps, or left out or maybe she doesn't know HOW to act around everyone.

All you can do is be her friend, and be a friend to her other friends. Be the best friend you can be. Those who choose not to be your friend are not really your friends at all.

Do take the time to confront her. Simply say "You are my friend and I care about you. Lately, you have seem withdrawn... is something wrong, or are you upset, and is there anything I can do to make things better?"

If you do it this way, rather than accusing her of being stuckup or standoffish, she won't take offense and neither will her other friends. Instead, you are showing what a great friend you are.

Good luck.

Why is my friend acting so passive aggressive towards me?

There are a number of reasons for a person to begin displaying passive aggressive behavior. Most of these reasons have less to do with you, and more to do with the person with whom you are dealing.The most common reason for a long-time friend to begin behaving passive aggressively towards you is that they are feeling a personal insecurity or even an existential issue. I assume based on the initiative you took by asking this question that you care deeply about this person, and want to continue to have a healthy relationship with him. In respect of that fact, my immediate recommendation is that you attempt to talk to him. Often times, getting males to open up emotionally is a difficult task, but if you were indeed involved with him romantically, that gives you a sort of advantage. The level of understanding you have of this individual is likely far higher than others in a similar situation. Even if you don’t get a straight answer, you’ll likely learn more than he’s telling you. The first step is to be candid. Don’t attempt to circumnavigate the situation; speak simply, and be sincere. If this was simply a ploy to play hard-to-get, they’ll likely apologize, or cease this behavior immediately. If all else fails, you are stonewalled, and your friend shows no inclination to speak with you, you’ve made your efforts clear. Sometimes, people simply need space to realize themselves before they can continue to have healthy relationships with others.Thanks for the A2A, and I sincerely hope that you are successful in your attempts to repair your friendship!

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