Detailed Instructions: Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and a question asks if AUTHOR, NOBODY, EVERYBODY, or OTHER is wrong in the situation. Answer the question and classify your answers into yes or no.
Q: Is NOBODY wrong in the post ? POST : I'm just going to dump the text convo here, the question is just the title.  (Sorry for formatting, am on mobile)
Friend: Hey do you have a significant other?
Me: (says nothing)
Friend: hey do you want to go to (dance name with me)
Me: nah, I'm not really big on dances. 
Friend: my mom is making me go so you have to go 
Me: that's not how this works rho.
Friend: you're going with me. Please just as friends
Me: I don't really want to.  I don't like dances and they make me awkward. We can still be friends but Im not going to this dance 
Friend: they'll be food.
Me: it isn't about you. I just don't like dances. 
Friend: but the food! Please go. 
Me: I'm not going. I'm sorry. I really am 
(After this she continued to try and convince me to go for a bit longer, basically the same thing as above.) 
I really do feel bad about rejecting my friend already, but she just isn't the type of person I could be in a relationship with and she is extremely unstable. I feel bad about the situation already, but don't want this to ruin the first 'real' dance that I will be able to go to in my life. 
A:
no