It could be that they're not very good friends and are being disrespectful and cruel. Or maybe there's a miscommunication that needs to be cleared up.
That's a really hurtful situation. Maybe they have some misunderstandings or are being really mean for no good reason.
You can use humor to defuse the situation while still getting your point across. For example, say something like 'Hey, using my name like that makes me feel like I'm in a bad soap opera. Let's keep it classy.' This can make them more likely to listen without getting defensive.
First, you should firmly tell your friends that this is unacceptable behavior. It's disrespectful and can be hurtful. Let them know that your name is important and should be treated with respect.
That's a really odd and uncomfortable situation. Maybe there was some misunderstanding or bad influence from them.
Maybe your story has elements that resonate with their own experiences. Close friends often share similar values or have been through comparable situations. So when they read your story, it strikes a chord with them. For example, if your story is about overcoming a fear, and they've had to do the same, they'll like it more.
That's a very disturbing and inappropriate statement. I have no idea how such a thing could happen. It doesn't sound normal or acceptable.
I have no idea. Such stories are inappropriate and disrespectful, and their existence for free is quite disturbing.
I have no idea. Maybe there was a misunderstanding or a complex situation in their relationship.
This question required a more specific background and situation to answer. There were many reasons why people liked to look at people. They might be curious about other people, have a preference for appearance, or be misled by social media and other media. If you feel uncomfortable, it may be because people pay too much attention to your appearance or are seen as an unnecessary burden or pressure in some cases. In the novel, one could consider describing the protagonist's psychological state and possible solutions when facing such a problem. For example, the protagonist can realize that people's gazes on him are a natural phenomenon, and he doesn't have to feel uncomfortable. He can also use some psychological techniques to relieve this pressure. Or you could describe the protagonist's interactions with others to show different ways of dealing with this problem.
I have no idea. That's a really strange and disturbing concept.
This kind of story is not appropriate or acceptable. It involves themes that are contrary to moral and ethical standards and has no positive or meaningful value for discussion.