MacAvoy said:
Fast forward to last night, she invited a guy that she has a night school class to meet up with us.
You guys must have missed this part.
The chick invited a guy from her class to meet up with her outside of class.
Are you trying to tell me that this chick was clueless as to the guy's interest? You mean to say that this chick didn't INVITE this guy to come out and mack on her? So, this chick is completely innocent of leading this guy on... then, after getting all sorts of attention, throwing out the "I have a boyfriend" and trumping up the "victim of a guy hitting on me" bit?
Attention who®e.
She invited a guy, who she knew was interested in her, out to meet up with them only to blow him off after she had her ego-gasm; all the while having a boyfriend.
She was either looking for the next branch to swing to, or, creating some drama to get some attention, or, stroking her ego... who cares. The fact of the matter is, she has a boyfriend. Did she invite this guy out to the venue to study? No. She is with a guy (MacAvoy) and inviting other guys to meet up with her... most likely without the knowledge of her boyfriend.
Any and all negative labels are appropriate for this hooker in my opinion - but hey, I'm pretty unforgiving when it comes women's bad behavior these days.
MacAvoy is theoretically smart for using this chick as a portal to meet other women, but I can't imagine this chick has friends any different than she is. See, women that behave this way tend to flock together: more upstanding women tend to disassociate from women who behave this way (i.e. "shady"). These AW cµnts actually irritate the higher calibre, less dramatic women.
MacAvoy, I understand you are using her for social proof, as a pivot, etc. But, don't get involved in her personal business if you don't have to. Ok, you've determined that she's worthless. Now what? Use a tool as a tool - don't get tooled by a tool.
And oh yeah, this AW is getting her use out of you MacAvoy. If you are this wrapped up in her business you're her attention tool.
platonic
adj.
of or associated with the Greek philosopher Plato or his ideas.
• (platonic) (of love or friendship)
initmate and affectionate but not sexual:
their relationship is purely platonic.
• (platonic) confined to words, theories, or ideals, and not leading to practical action
Dude, that "platonic" word is some serious b¡tch speak. Try not to use it in the presence of men lest you will look like a woman.