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By the same token, olay, you have to rationalise the situation a bit more thoroughly.

Instead of having a disorder, she may be scarred by some experience from the past- she may have been raped, beaten or robbed at a bus stop while solitary at a bus stop.

More fundamental than that, you may have easily misconstrued what she was saying and are personalising the situation, attributing her behaviour to your presence.

Therefore it could be you who is being paranoid in seeking a hasty explanation for what seems to me to be nervous behaviour.

I'm not having a pop, just challenging your thought process.

why should you have to walk home, just ignore her and carry on as you were. Thats what i would do anyhowe. I certainly wouldnt walk home. No way.

Next time you see her just walk up and tell her your name, smile, and then casually pull out a few polaroids of you naked with your semi-erect manhood covered in chocolate cornflakes, showing you feeding the local pigeons.

You'll be fine....

Yeah that'll do it every time. With a stroke of luck she may burst into gales of raucous laughter. problem solved.

I was on the bus and the girl you were ogling about fifteen and had on her school uniform. I was watching you sliding your tongue around your lips when you thought none of the other passengers were looking.
"What did you say. " I would love to suck your fanny?"
You had better walk or buy a bike I heard that she reported you. The police came and collected the CTV footage from the bus depot. Arrest is imminent. I have heard that you are on Big Brother's short list.
Mike

Dude, why the hell are you walking home because of somebody else's paranoia which may or may not be attibuted to you. Maybe she's agoraphobic, maybe she's scared of buses, maybe she's had previous bad experiences. Maybe she was going some place else when she didn't get off at her stop. Maybe she's just a weirdo. Who knows.

Keep to your normal routine, let her deal with her own problems in her own way, she won't do so until she faces her fears.