Easy Street said:I agree with the above posters. You friend was begging for attention and got it. You also helped.DeathChairOfHell said:One of my best friends recently made a facebook profile similar to a guy that is aggressive and moderately dangerous. the profile is mocking the guy ALOT. now almost everyone in our grade knows it.
this day, a former friend of mine came up and told me to search on a facebook profile (the one that my friend did). i told him i had already seen it and he asked "so you know who did it?". by that i thought he knew who it was. so i said "yeah **** did it". so know he and his friend (good friend to the aggressive guy) told almost everyone but the aggressive guy. my friend is now thinking about changing school. i am drowning in guilt even though he forgave me. I feel like there is nothing i can do. anyone have an idea?
That doesn't help your friend right now though. He should remove the profile immediately and try to make peace if he can. If that won't work then he has options to outright leave the situation, or contact an authority as a preventative measure (school official). But, there is only so much someone who works at the school can do, right? What happens when he's off school grounds?
I'd say he should erase the facebook profile ASAP and apologize to try and save face. It could be the easiest, quickest thing to help himself.
he deleted it as fast as he found out, so it's good on that part. telling the guy however, is a mistake. the aggro guy is an idiot and forgive and forget is something he'd never do.