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...no. He is making the active choice to be malevolent, there is no concept of friendship here. He has friends; I am not one. I have made my boundaries clear, and he has just said that he doesnt feel like respecting them.
Also, this is exactly the kind of overapologetic bs that means I can't just tell him off, because then Im the bad guy for being mean to someone with an imagined tragic backstory.
You aren't being mean. Honestly it sounds like you went out of your way to be nice.
I just think that chances are there is note going on. It really isn't on you and he may just dislike you as a person.