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Asking a Guy to Prom

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Date: 03/18/2008 Topics: Parties > School > Dances | Readers Request > Party  
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Prom is coming up for my school. It is in April, because I go to a private school. I was thinking about asking this guy I know to Prom. We have chapel and when we sing the songs there is a slide show showing us the words. I was thinking about having a slide at the end saying "Will you go to Prom with me?" and there would be a picture of us on there. It would be in front of the whole high school. Tell me what you think.

Desiree from Klamath Falls, OR
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Post by Allison (185) | (03/20/2008)
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Guys aren't really as romantic and sentimental as girls. If you are expecting a big reaction out of him in front of the whole school-- like being overjoyed that you asked him or something-- you may be setting yourself up for disappointment. Asking him one-on-one gives him the opportunity to answer honestly yes or no without a lot of pressure. Plus I doubt your school will let you do that anyway-- imagine if everybody wanted to ask their date that way-- it would just be impossible.

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Post by Har'iet (35) | (03/20/2008)
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My son was asked by a girl to the prom and had to tell her no because he had other obligations. She asked him privately and he had to tell her he could not go with her. He felt bad about it even with it being in private. Definitely ask in private and tell him it is all right if he can't. In front of the school could be embarasing for you and him.

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Post by Mallory Marie (18) | (03/18/2008)
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What if he tells you "no" in front of the whole school? I don't think tht's a good idea. Why don't you just (privately) tell him how pleased you would be if he were to ask you to the prom?

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Post By Diana (Guest Post) (03/18/2008)
I admire you for wanting to ask him publically. Only do so if you can deal with the consequences of he says NO

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Post By Anonymous (Guest Post) (03/18/2008)
I think that it might put him on the spot. So to avoid possible embarrassment, maybe it would be best to ask him personally. Perhaps a sweet letter including all of the reasons that you chose to ask him? Hope that he says yes!

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Post by luvmygingerkids (310) | (03/18/2008)
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Ooooooooo

Unless you are **absolutely** sure he wants to go with you and is going to say yes, I would reconsider asking him in front of the whole school (no matter how small it is)

The slide show idea is adorable, however -- you could certainly create a power point presentation (perhaps for an "idea" you've come up with for a class project, sports, whatever)??

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