@everyone attacking bruzier
Listen, I get what you're trying to say. Maybe the situation could have been handled by him a little bit better, but ultimately the real issue is what you're making it. (y'all are saying: he overreacted when someone commented something nice) Well you know what, he also just got out of a pretty toxic relationship. Those kinds of things leave scars that can take time to heal and cause you act certain ways. Even if his behavior had nothing to with that- maybe instead of attacking him for the way he acted just see it as he wants to be loyal to his crush and hopes the feelings are mutual. Everybody gets a little jealous with that stuff, and also he had bad memories with the person who commented on you know who's post. ---- see, that's literally all he did. The problem actually starts when YOU guys start acting all balsy and making call-out posts. Telling him to grow a pair and he hasn't moved on yet? if he was ready to engage in another relationship then he HAS moved on. and telling him to "grow a pair" ??? that's just straight-up childish and stupid. If you want to confront someone's behavior, slide into their dms or get someone else to do it for you. And if you're Gonna call me a hypocrite for makign a call out post?? I'd like to remain anonymous, and that's why I'm doing this, thank you very much. But aside from that- there's not even a need to slide into his dms unless you're directly involved with the situation, and only one person is. So please just keep your opinions to yourself, and look at the bigger picture here while trying to actually empathize with someone other than yourselves. So, in conclusion??? shut up. He didn't even do anything that bad. We all make minor mistakes sometimes, but calling him out publically and stuff like that- Just don't. Reconsider the situation and re-asess your actions. thank you, have a nice day.
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