does anyone else notice the guy who literally sits on the floor whenever he doesn't get his way?
So, I'm sitting in the student lounge by the main hall, and I see this guy in a faded grey hoodie—you know, the one who looks like he’s playing 'main character' in a movie no one else is watching? He was waiting for someone, and when they didn't show up on time, he didn't just walk away. He literally sat down on the floor, right in the middle of the hallway, and just stayed there. He was staring at his phone with this weirdly dead expression, jaw tight enough to snap a pencil. Someone tried to walk past him and he didn't even look up, just blocked the way with his legs like it was a personal runway. Is this some new trend, or is he just having a total breakdown because his 'person' didn't answer his text? It’s kind of scary how quickly the 'nice guy' mask fell off the second he felt ignored.
Maybe he’s just going through something? Cut him some slack, he looks kinda sad sitting there.
Reply to drama_queen_01： Sad? He’s controlling. There’s a difference, honey.
Wait, I recognize that hoodie. That’s the guy from the intramural basketball team, right? He’s always hovering near that one person in every single one of his classes.
Reply to BioMajor_99： Yeah, that’s . He’s the point guard. Always looks chill until you actually talk to him and realize he doesn't have a single personality trait that isn't attached to his best friend.
Creepy vibes.
Nope. It’s always just the two of them. It’s honestly suffocating to watch.
I honestly wonder what he does when he's not around them. Does he have any other friends?
OP, I've seen him at the gym. He doesn't play for fun, he plays because he wants everyone to watch him. The possessiveness is literally visible from the bleachers.
Is this the same guy who acts like it’s a tragedy if his Gatorade isn't handed to him exactly the way he likes? My roommate said he’s obsessed with 'borrowing' things and never giving them back.
I saw him once in the library. He literally swiped the phone out of his friend's hand because someone else was calling. I thought they were just play-fighting, but the look he gave the guy on the other end was pure hate.