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Input: I (13 F) am a 7th grader, and this year managed to get into the 2nd highest level of theater, it's fun but there's this guy, he is not terrible, but I just don't like him, he is an 8th grader and judging by his height is 14, for a lot of this I was 12 since I only recently turned 13. This guy was weird, for the first month he was fine, but before our first after school show, I was complaining about the fact that I was worried my lipstick would come off if I drank some water and have to apply it again. So he said " let's test that" and leaned down like he was going to kiss me, he didn't, but everyone, except him, was uncomfortable.

Ever since that I've been uncomfortable around him and just don't like him. He inserts himself in my conversations, and I try for the most part to ignore him and continue normally. He sometimes keeps me from doing what I need as a director of a scene for the biggest play we do, even though he isn't in my scene. I tell him something like " Go back to your scene dude, your directors going to be angry." but never "Go away." 

I think it's clear from how I act that I don't like being around him, but I still feel like I'm kinda leading him on, in a friend way, if that's a thing. AITA?

not liking a guy but not straight up telling him to leave me alone