<human>: I've known a guy since college started, we are now both midway through our junior year. We both met in the first few weeks of school when we joined the same clubs. We also started working in the same lab on campus at the same time at the end of the first quarter, and both moved to the same research group with a different professor.

I always felt we were friends since we got along fairly well and have hung-out and worked together so long.Sometimes in the past I have felt something feels strange, and wondered if we really were friends, or this was more like a business deal. He wanted to get something concrete out of me, besides friendship. This was a fleeting feeling. I dismissed it.

We were hanging out and he and his girlfriend had a disagreement and he said "I don't get anything from hanging out with OP, he only asks for favors." I feel hurt by this statement. I don't feel I ask for that many favors. I ask if I could ride home with them after class some days when we have the same class, or if I can meet them when they go home, as we are neighbors.

That statement makes me feel like he does not consider us friends. Today he was asking my advice for building a camera system and I keep thinking about this conversation. I love talking about this type of thing, its fun, but I feel very hurt by that statement. If you are counting what you get out of a relationship I feel that means you are not friends. Keeping a tally.

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<bot>: Coworkers for a few years. Both same year undergraduate students. Hungout a lot. Thought we were friends, he feels he gets nothing out of us hanging out. I feel hurt.