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I’m a college freshman living in a dorm with my best friend of 16 years. Across the hall lives another childhood friend and his roommate, Jeff, who we went to high school with. Jeff was never in our friend group until this summer, when he started hanging out with us. He was kind of a loner in high school, so I did my best to make him feel welcome with us.

Well, since we’ve started college, his attitude has changed. He’s veeery critical of a lot of things I like, and doesn’t like when people have different opinions. I’ll break it down:

• Jeff said the games I play (specifically Uncharted, Madden, Fortnite) are all bad because “you’re not learning anything from them.” He also said that if you aren’t playing games to learn something, “no one should ever take your advice on a game.”

• Jeff says the shows I watch (specifically The Office and Atlanta) are bad because they aren’t about anything. This started when I was watching Atlanta while he was there. In a scene, a character throws his phone out his car window as a joke. He then went on a huge rant about how that’s bad because it wouldn’t happen in real life. When I explained that I was watching the show to take my mind off of my busy life, he said that watching shows with this attitude means I should never be taken seriously. He’s also the type of guy who *only* watches anime and claims it’s better than Western TV.

• Jeff says that music I listen to (Post Malone, Logic, Childish Gambino, J. Cole, etc) is bad because “it’s not about anything”. One day we were hanging out and I was singing a song stuck in my head, and he went “Hey OP, did another one of your dogshit rappers come out with a song you’re going to sing for the next month?”

• Jeff thinks sports are for dumb people. I was watching an MLB playoff game in my room in October when he came in. When he saw me intensely watching the game, he said that sports were “a waste of time”. I said I like them because I grew up with them and they mean something to me. He went on this whole big tangent on how I should only follow art because “that’s creative and original”.

• Jeff thinks that comic book movies are garbage, and that studios just look for profit. I kinda understood where he was coming, but as a fan of CBMs, I still enjoy them. We saw Captain Marvel with Jeff. He criticized the ENTIRE movie, WHILE IT WAS PLAYING, and I got pretty ticked off.

Now, I’m not the only one upset by this. Other friends have talked to me saying they were angered by his behavior. However, my best friend is very patient with him. He hangs out with him outside school and started watching anime with him. Jeff claimed that he had made my best friend a “weeb”. I don’t care if my best friend watches anime, but Jeff bragging about it upset me. I know my best friend better than him. So, with some friends backing me, I’ve considered telling him to either stop bashing things we like or fuck off. Would this make me the asshole?
Output:
no