So, I have this friend.

I don't know if I should dip out on this dude, or not. He usually calls me up and says "What's up" or something every month or so, But I feel like he just does it because he wants attention or he's got nothing better to do or the fact that I'm not there at his house anymore. You see his friend lives with him in the same room as him, And I used to have to live with him as well in the same bedroom for a month, God, That shit pissed me off so much. I swear sometimes this dude is a narcissist But not sure. Thankfully, I've been out of that house since March. I'm living with my mom's friend(roommate) right now And its so much better, Anyways, We been friends since 2012(back in high school), And he's gained a few friends from the past years. And every time he gets a new friend, he always talks shit about me with them, always puts down whatever I'm into and stuff and makes it about Him and his new friend in front of me, But OH! When they're not around..... Yeah, You want to treat me with respect and actually talk to me about your problems. And yeah he always pressures me to buy him things too. This dude has no job or vehicle either...(Not saying that's a bad thing for everyone who is in that situation, It's mostly because he's being needy and greedy about it. but doesn't have the resources to obtain what he wants in life.) So he relies on his friends for that. and that makes me so angry. Also when I talk constantly for about 20 or 30 seconds he literally just blows it off or doesn't even fucking listen. That pisses me off even more. So now on the positive side, when trying so hard not to make this an entirely negative post. Well probably just company. period. So yeah he called me the other day about the same shit. I kind of want him out of my life, But at the same time I feel bad if i block his number. Oh btw Almost all of friends that he made pretty much dipped out on him because of what he's become today. He just doesn't realize that I'm a loyal and empathetic friend, and honestly I'm starting to feel like a tool.