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Input: I \[26M\] went to the bar by myself after a bad day. I met this girl (Blue) \[21F\] and her friend (Red) \[21F\]. Eventually I made it clear after a bit I was trying to meet someone, short or long term. Blue said she's been talking to this guy but it's not anything and she doesn't really like him. She just left an abusive 2 year relationship and just met him. Red interjected with "She's single" multiple times and was insistent I should make a move. 

They mention the guy has no phone, no car, 3 kids, 2 baby moms and is controlling. She is going to tell him to back off. We dance/drink and she's saying how fun I am, she wants me to go to this party and both of them insisted on getting my snap chat. Eventually I drove them home.

We start snapping she's telling me she's having that conversation with him. I say "okay because I'd be interested in dating and not really friendship." She's like "yeah btw I want you to come to this party with me" Super insistent. I go and the other guy is there. She says "I had that talk with him but I told him like 2 weeks ago he could come to this party" I'm confused, whatever. I spend the entire night with Blue. Eventually the guy spends the rest of the night puking. At some point I asked why she would invite me out with the guy. "I made it pretty clear I was into you, this is pretty uncomfortable" "I didn't think about it, I wanted you to come" We all stay at a friends house.

Keep talking everyday, we're multiple plans for the upcoming weekend. I'm really into her by now, like in a way I haven't felt about a girl in awhile. After some flaky replies I ask like "hey what's up, anything going on?" she said "Nothing. But I'm just wanting friends, I already told you I was talking to someone"

Then she back tracked what she said she wanted from me and now wanted to bring this guy along on a night out together we had planned. She says how fun I am, want's to go out and wants to have fun because she's finally out of her old abusive relationship. I stopped replying, I felt rejected and confused.  I feel guilty that I'm pulling some r/niceguys stuff but I feel like I was upfront about my expectations. I felt like we were dating and was vocal about it. 

AITA for not wanting to be her friend? If she had said from the beginning she wanted to be just friends I would've been fine. She's made me feel like maybe I was forcing it. And since meeting Red at the bar we have become friends. I have plans with her and her SO. I ask Red if she knows anything and she's said "I'm not sure what she's doing, I've told her how much I hate that guy." I feel weird being friends with her best friend and not wanting to be her friend because of my own issues. It's been a week but I can't get this situation out of my head.

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TL:DR: Met a girl, said I'd want a relationship, we hang out a bit. She goes with another guy, still wants to be friends. I don't.

cutting off a girl I was interested for turning me down for someone else