Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: This friend/acquaintance (large longstanding friend group) has a history of asking me out every year or so I’ve been single (5 years), often dramatically and uncomfortably. Every time I say no and I don’t think of him that way. All it takes is me being slightly friendly such as a smile or a joke and he does it again. 

Today he left me a voicemail. All it said was “Hey, I need your help, call me back if you aren’t busy.”

The fact that it was cryptic made me nervous, but if he was really in need or having an emergency I didn’t want to ignore him. 

- I called him back and he immediately said, no nothing is wrong, I just need you to go on a date with me. 
- When I expressed frustration, he made some guilt-tripping comments about how I’m disapproving and judging him. 
- He said, he’s been set up on a blind date he doesn’t want to go on. He needs to have a date with me as an excuse. 

I felt what he did was manipulative and in disregard of boundaries I’ve set out over the years. I told him so and blocked him. I didn’t raise my voice and I wasn’t mean about it, but I was firm and didn’t hear “his side” (he seemed to feel the situation warranted what he did). 

What do you think Reddit... AITA? 

blocking my friend after he asked me on a date to "get him out of a blind date"