State in question: MA
This has turned out to be a rather annoying headache. Before I post my story, I come here looking for advice, should the other party decide to act. At this point, it seems doubtful. However, I want to know the best course of action, should she press charges.
Here's the story:
I used an online dating service to contact an interesting young woman, and we had several conversations over a few days. She called me one night, asking me to come over. I had little else to do, so decided to stop by. She made hints that she wanted some sort of sexual encounter, but later she denied this. I took a cab to her place, and arrived to find her in a rather grumpy mood. I was affectionate, but only to her comfort level. I told her numerous times that I could leave, if she was feeling poorly. She asked me to stay each time. While I was there, another young woman was present.
I grew frustrated that she had misled me, and told her that I was going to leave. She got upset, telling me that she had not lied, and told me off. At that point, I wanted to leave, since she had been rude and untalkative. When I arrived home, she sent me a text message apologizing for her behavior. I ignored it, determined that she was looking for attention and wasn't worth the effort. She messaged me again the next day, apologizing further. I told it was alright, but she continued. She picked up on the attitude from the night before, and I told her to stop wasting our time. At that point, I blocked her.
Now, the real issue: she messages me on another screen name, and tells me she's pressing charges. I once again ignore her. However, she may be a sociopath looking for revenge or attention. I rejected her, and now she's furious. I assume the charge she will press will be some sort of sexual assault, as she was already trying to claim that I coerced her in some fashion. However, not only was the intimacy consensual (I asked her numerous times if she was feeling alright, if it was alright to continue, and so on), but our clothes were never removed. So, she has nothing to charge me with. However, from what I've heard, a false accusation for sexual assault can still harm the name and reputation of the accused.
Should this come to anything, what should I do? I don't know how these cases are treated. However, I intend to sue her for slander and damages, should she press charges. The scars of such charges, even when proved false, can last a lifetime.

