College Student Puts Mistakes in Shared Study Guide So His Crush Will Fail and Need His Help

There is no way this evil plan will work. This college student actually thinks he can get one-on-one time with his crush if he makes her fail their upcoming chemistry exam by intentionally putting mistakes in their shared Google doc. He shared his plan via this thread on Reddit's r/AmITheA**hole subreddit, and let's just say that people in the comments section were quick to criticize this guy for his manipulative, borderline sociopathic behavior. 

 

No one who actually describes themselves as a "sensitive smart guy" is just that, and this story is proof of that theory. There's also a chance that this could just be an attention-seeking Redditor who wants a ton of upvotes. That interpretation would actually be generous to the original poster. if it is true, then he really is an awful human. Keep scrolling below to see what you think! For more stories like this, take a look at this post about another college student and his malicious compliance.

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