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Some people really love talking on the phone. You know a few.
This friend takes it further.
One guy keeps getting spammed while his mom works from home.
So he finally sets a hard limit.
See why the phone drama escalated fast.
AITAH for telling my friend I’d block them if they kept calling me while my mom works?
I (20M) am living with my mom while my grandma is in hospice care.
My friend, whom I’ll call Rob, has on multiple occasions called me and no its not like one call at a time.
Last Saturday he called 13 times in a row.
I genuinely think is is borderline harassment.
It just keeps going and going…
He called six times in a row today.
Since my mom works from home and my only available room is the living room she works in (she lives in a two room apartment), I can’t be loud.
So I tell him this and he gets angry as if it hurt him that I wouldn’t answer.
He calls again.
I warn him saying “One more call and I’m blocking you and reporting harassment.”
He seems hurt now.
AITAH?
Which friend is being unreasonable?
Here’s what the comments had to say on Reddit:
Texting is the answer.
This is the kind of “friendship” they make scary movies about…
You should put your foot down harder, if anything.
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Very creepy.
His friend repeatedly called six or even 13 times in a row, despite knowing he could not talk during his mom’s work hours.
After another barrage, he warned that one more call would earn a block and a harassment report.
At that point, the missed call count was doing all the talking.
