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there's also the unfairness of their arrangement where Parker refuses to let Gil uphold his end of the bargain. yeah Gil asked him to but in exchange for getting Parker to watch his weight, which Parker won't let him do. so Parker gets to eat his cake and cockblock Gil too.

Gil says the arrangement is his own fault, starts to say why saying "i..." then he hesitates and walter questions him, then he says "lars and i" dated. i think that's a deflection and the real reason is something else. then he says Parker is there to stop him from making the same bad decision. he could just be referring to getting back with Lars, but i'm connecting it to what Liz overheard about Parker's mistake he doesn't want anyone else to make. the only thing we see him go out of his way to stop people from doing is sexual advances, and elsewhere it's said Gil is a bad influence on Parker. so maybe Gil feels guilty for whatever Parker's mistake was

Lars and Gil used to be lovers, which is a fact. But why did Parker interfere in the thing between Lars and Gil?I think Parker is just a friend. It's none of Parker's business.

Similarly, Parker refused Gil to insist on his deal, probably because Parker thought they were just friends, and the relationship was not close enough to interfere with each other's things.

Why should Gil feel guilty about Parker?Why does Parker look a little depressed when Parker says that his relationship with Gil is not as close as Lars?

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Parker didn't refuse the deal though, he agreed to it but is just having it be one sided even though it's supposed to be transactional. the agreement is even mentioned in other routes. Parker has no problem interfering with Gil's sex life, but won't let Gil help him watch his weight which is what cockblocking Gil was supposed to be in exchange for.

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Oh, I don't think Parker has any obligation to interfere with Gil's sexual life. He's just a friend. Why did Parker do this?