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Input: Lemme preface this with the fact that I feel really fucking bad about this and just want to know if I am in the wrong

Some Context: I am a female freshman in high school, and I run cross country. I have a couple friends on the team, but I started running with this junior dude. (He's one of my brothers friends so I kind of already knew him before cross country started) For a while, thats all it was. Just two people running together and having normal conversations. 

Ok heres the story: One day when my brother couldn't drive me home from cross country practice, junior dude offered to walk with me. Whenever I had to walk, this dude would walk with me. Then he started insisting on buying me slurpees because "he knew I always got them after practice". (At the time, I didn't realize this was weird)  

Some days after cross country practice, I would have soccer practice, and I would go with another girl from the team. One soccer practice, my coach told me that we would have a scrimmage (half of the team against the other half, and I would be playing against the girl). So, this girl and I were pretty competitive. We started hyping this stupid scrimmage up, and I guess Johnny didn't realize it was really just a scrimmage. HE ACTUALLY SHOWED UP. THIS BITCH SHOWED UP TO OUR SCRIMMAGE AND HE JUST WATCHED US PRACTICE. (Once again, I didn't realize that this was weird)

That weekend he showed up to my soccer tournament and afterwards he asked me to homecoming in front of the whole team. I said yes, completely taken aback (I barely knew this dude) so I said yes. (I thought we'd just be going as friends, so I thought nothing of it) But I also didn't really want to go to homecoming, so I was dreading going. 

Then he dms me on instagram: "I've never had a real gf before." Bro I just about started dying. WHAT THE FUCK. Ok then I spent like 2 hrs drafting a reply to say: "Um we're not dating" But before I can reply, he says "Have you told anyone yet? I've told all the guys from cross country about us." That was the only thing I realized was off. I was upset, because I wasn't aware that any of this was happening and now everyone knew about something that didn't even exist. So yeah that was great

So the next day he told me that we should go buy tickets and I decided that I would tell him then that I didn't want to go, so I did. I told him that dances stressed me out (because I didn't want him to know that I found him creepy) and that I didn't want to go. He didn't just say, "oh ok thats fine" or anything he said "you just need to get over your fear, once you do, then we can buy tickets but if todays not good than another day is fine." I don't think he realized what I meant, so I repeated myself. I told him I didn't want to go to the dance. He replied, "I know, but you will, and when you do, we can buy tickets." I was so confused so I just said ok and left to go to class. We haven't talked since.  I feel terrible, but I want to know if, when, and where  I did anything morally wrong, because my dad keeps telling me I was so rude to him to say yes and then change my mind, but I think that I have the right to do that. So yeah. 

telling my (creepy) friend that I would go to homecoming with him, then changed my mind