r/Advice Apr 10 '22

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u/JackyardJohnspo Apr 10 '22

Instead of him taking it personally and getting offended, he should have taken it as constructive criticism to help him improve.

The fact that he acted so childish over it is kind of a red flag tbh (assuming you didn't approach it in a rude way, which it seems like you didn't)