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So this happened a few weeks ago and this girl has just now started to text me on a number I didn't block.  
So for some backstory, I am currently a Freshmen and I know this girl through school and we have only known each other for a few months (Maybe 3-4 months). It all started out with my friend giving her my number (I don't know why). She starts to text me asking to give her something to do while she waits at an airport as she is going somewhere for winter break. Me being as funny as I am. I sent her a gif of Thanos snapping to keep her busy for a while so she wouldn't bother me. A few minutes later she once again complains about being bored, so I send her a gif of Peter Parker being turned to dust. That keeps her busy for a while and she doesn't text me for the rest of the night. We talk the next day about basic shit like "Is there any homework for this class?" and stuff like that. 

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The next day it gets weird. Me being on winter break at the time I was going to sleep around 2am-ish and waking up at 1pm-ish. At 5:48 am she texts me the following (keep in mind that we have only known each other for 3-4months) "It's like 5 in the morning or whatever there and this is really weird but please don't think anything cause I was forced to do this: Are you big? Oh yeah, there was another one too: Do you actually masturbate or is it a joke?" She then texted me at 6:02 am she texts me "Sorry for those please just answer them though I gotta get the stuff." Then at 7:50 am she texts me "I'm bored, My sister is taking too long." Then the last texts I received until I woke up and texted her back was "Nevermind don't answer those forget about it I figured it out so its fine." 

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So I wake up to these texts and are bewildered by all these very weird texts, but me, being a Freshmen thinking I might get some ass, I question why she wants that info and she said: "I can't because last time I got in trouble." She then said, "I can't tell you because last time my sister over-reacted and my whole family hated me and they made me sit there kneeling on my knees pleading for three hours and I could barely stand I had to crawl around for like 4 day." I brushed it off as her not telling me the real reason, so I go ahead and tell her and she says "Meh". We continue to talk normally for the rest of the day and most of the days following.

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Many days after this she starts to bring up if I have sexual fantasies and what are they. Another very confusing/private question. I just ignore it and she doesn't try to pry and keep asking if I do; until the next day which she keeps prying and I say "These are completely uncomfortable topics and I am not willing to answer." and she gets pretty mad, calling me a liar and other not very nice names. People might wonder why I haven't blocked her yet, but again I thought I might be getting some ass. She then gets very nosy and keeps asking once again and I threaten to block her, so I do and I thought that was the end of it. Multiple days later, after winter break, she starts texting me on a number I have not blocked and keeps asking about it. So I almost instantly block her number. Later that week during school I see her crying and all the private info during that conversation got leaked, so I started to tell people what she had asked and everything she had done and once again today I saw her crying.

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AITA for making her cry after I didn't give her private info?  


blocking a girl after she started to cry when I didn't send her private information