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Input: First post, and on mobile, so sorry about that! Also this story is long, but I'll try to keep it short.

To sum up the 'special Ed" part, this guy's been in special education class for most of his life and was put into normal classes only recently. He has trouble controlling his anger and doesn't always understand the flow of conversation, meaning that he sometimes cut people off, regardless of whether they were talking to him or not. He also says things that are very private or embarrassing to others and thinks it's funny. I find it annoying, but I know he can't control it.

I had a boyfriend at the time, and I told him so. Despite this, he proceeded to ask me out. I played it off as a joke and rejected him as softly as possible. He didn't take it very well and was pissed. I tried not to think much of it for the rest of the day.

I later broke up with my boyfriend for reasons that could probably be given its own post. As soon as this guy hears about it (same day) he asks me to homecoming. I tell him no, this time explaining that I just wasn't ready for a relationship and that I didn't want one. Didn't take that well either and started to cry. One of the staff had to take him because he wouldn't get up when the bell rang.

About 2 weeks later he asked me out a third time, and I was so done with it. I exploded on him, telling him to stop asking me and that I would never date him. It was so mean and harsh, I know, and I feel bad looking back on it. He was furious and left.

He still tries to talk to me and once started to ask, but I stopped him and left.

Was I too harsh? Should I have given him a chance?

AITA?

not wanting to date my Special Ed classmate, then telling him off for asking me out