I'm Watching You Ever Since I confessed to the Boy I Like and We Started Going Out" The narrator tells us that he's been watching Kamine ever since he confessed to her that he liked her. He tells her that they've been going out together, but that they haven't been hanging out as much as they used to. Kamine asks him to go home and apologize, but the narrator tells him that he needs to be more "assertive" with his friends at the club. He says that he and Kamine have only just started hanging out, and that they need to be "more assertive" with each other. The narrator asks if Kamine is just being "consid" by avoiding him, and the narrator says that's not the case. He also tells Kamine that he doesn't think they should just stop going out. He's never been out with anyone, he says, so he didn'T know it would turn out like this. He thanks Kamine for telling him about his confession yesterday, and he apologizes for not being able to keep this up. He asks if they can just hold hands, but Kamine says that they can't, because they're going out, after all, and they should be "stop" and "saucy around each other" . He admits that he thought it would be weird if he started acting like Kamine's boyfriend, but he says he was just trying to "act as mal as possible" , which means he was trying to be nice to Kamine. He explains that he was worried that Kamine would walk home with him, too, because he was all sweaty from the club .