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Input: For a bit of context, earlier in the year this girl who I had been decent friends with was dropping a ton of hints that she wanted to go to her high schools' homecoming with me. I didn't want her to go without a date and she was clear that she wanted to go with a friend, so I offered to go with her.

The dance was alright, though we were never really that close of friends, so we only really had a couple of awkward conversations. During the dance I kept on looking for water or finding other friends so that we would have something to do/talk about. All in all, I was willing to do this because it meant she wasn't friendless at HC. 

After homecoming, things got a bit weird. From time to time she would approach me with really uncomfortably intense conversations, and got really close to me. Around then I was figuring that she liked me, despite the fact that I had essentially friend zoned her when agreeing to go to HC as friends. Asking around, a couple of my friends told me that she did in fact like me.

Things continued to be awkward until her schools Sadie Hawkins dance came around, and she asked me to it AS FRIENDS. 

At this point I was just confused. I thought going with her to HC was a mercy move, because her closer friends all had dates, but now she was asking so early that she could have chosen anyone else that was a closer friend. Obviously she was asking me as a date, which makes me wonder why she emphasized going as friends.

I lied and said I was busy that day, but then the polar vortex led to that dance being rescheduled, so she asked again. I knew I couldn't lie again, so I told her the truth, that I felt uncomfortable going to the dance with her. 

Things went back to the way they were, but she was still being uncomfortably intense, so I began avoiding her, since my words were clearly not working. Whenever she would approach me, I would keep our conversations polite and brief, then I would leave soon after.

AITA for doing this? I'm just really tired of dealing with her and I don't want to lead her on. My hope is that she will lose interest in me and move on to someone else, but I'm also afraid that I might kinda be the A-hole for avoiding her. Help!

wanting to avoid the girl I went to Homecoming with