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Input: This happend a few weeks ago. Me and my previous partner had mutually broken up about two months before this event happend. Our breakup was an amicable one, we were still living together until she got the money to move out, but didn't mind if either of us started dating again. After my ex had been on a few dates she encouraged me to try tinder, so I did.

I started talking to this girl, let's call her Amy, and we agreed to go on a date. The first thing I did was inform her of the fact that I lived with my ex and asked her if this would be a problem. She said that she'd had issues with men and abuse in the past and would find it difficult, but she was willing to give it a try. It was also at this point we both shared any problems we had, such as me telling her I suffer from anxiety and am not good with sudden changes or decisions.

So we go on our date and it goes alright, although at the end of it she starts to act increasingly strange. Eventually she blurts out that she thinks I'm still sleeping with my ex. She goes as far as suggesting that when she drops me off I prove to her that my ex and I don't share a bed anymore (I'd already informed her we split into separate rooms). I probably should have told her to get stuffed at this point, but I'm pretty bad at confrontation and social things in general so I'm like sure whatever.

So when she drops me off I show her my ex's room and then my room. She immediately jumps onto my bed, strips and beckons me over. Now I had no plans on having sex, we'd both said sex on a first date was off the cards due to her past and I was already pretty anxious because of the whole situation. I tried to tell her no but that wasn't really working, so I just ended up having sex to get her to leave.

The sex was slightly strange, she kept attempting to make me not wear a condom and finish inside her, which I was having none of. So afterwards I asked her to leave, although more diplomatically, and she had a full on meltdown over it. I'd rather not repeat the conversation since it went on for hours and involved her hanging around my house until 4am begging me to come save her from the cold, but I thought it was a bit of an overreaction.

However since then she's been calling me an asshole and a piece of shit for the whole situation, saying I'm just another piece of shit who's fucked her and left her. I do feel like an asshole but I don't think I was too out of line asking her to leave, especially when I'd already explained about my anxiety and dislike of new situations (I can't sleep without a very specific setup).

Thanks for any opinions!

asking a girl to leave after having sex