KamenRiderRaze
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I've been apart of this board since Feb. and I had lots of fun. I know many of the dudes here may have some kind of experience in girls and stuff from high school. You can help out, too, ladies. So, here is my problem:
Its started Sunday, just before I headed to work. Earlier that day, I was thinking of some smooth ways to ask this one girl I like to the dance. Then my friend (lets call him Jeff) stopped by and told me some interesting new: a girl from my school likes me and would like to go to our highschool prom (May 7). I was a bit hyped and shocked from this sudden news, mostly because I didn't think any girls like me (I'm a shy dude) and said I'll think about it first. (Lets name the girl Rose) But, the problem is I didn't even knew the girl and couldn't put the name with the face.
Fast forward to Monday. Just before school, on the bus, I found out who the girl is. She is in my 5th period, public speaking, and not exactly what I pictured my date for prom to be. She's a bit talkitive and loud. But, I'm not a total shallow dude (well, just a tid bit) and it sort of messes with my plans on asking another girl the the dance. But, due to my damn 'niceness', I couldn't simply say no and I ponder different ways to get the point across, without hurting her feelings. This girl's friend (we'll name here Tonya), who is apparently going out with my friend who told me the news, its really putting the pressure on me. Its like, if I say no, she'll die or something, but I'm also afraid that I'll won't enjoy myself and end up wasting my money and she won't have a good time.
Flip to Tuesday and part of today. Tonya is really making feel guilty if I even consider saying no to Rose. I'm getting stressed out and don't know what to do. I try to explain to Tonya that she's better off with some else, because I was kind of considering not to go or she could just go alone...you don't really need a date,right? But, nope, she shrieked out loud, "You got to go. She'll cry if you don't!" Damn, I hate my conscience, and told Tonya that I'll think about it...give me time. So, here I am, typing to you wonderful people, asking for any help available. I suck at talking to girls and I'm too damn nice, which can be a burden sometimes. Thanks for reading this long story and sorry for any spelling and grammar errors. peace easy. :shakefist :disappoin
Its started Sunday, just before I headed to work. Earlier that day, I was thinking of some smooth ways to ask this one girl I like to the dance. Then my friend (lets call him Jeff) stopped by and told me some interesting new: a girl from my school likes me and would like to go to our highschool prom (May 7). I was a bit hyped and shocked from this sudden news, mostly because I didn't think any girls like me (I'm a shy dude) and said I'll think about it first. (Lets name the girl Rose) But, the problem is I didn't even knew the girl and couldn't put the name with the face.
Fast forward to Monday. Just before school, on the bus, I found out who the girl is. She is in my 5th period, public speaking, and not exactly what I pictured my date for prom to be. She's a bit talkitive and loud. But, I'm not a total shallow dude (well, just a tid bit) and it sort of messes with my plans on asking another girl the the dance. But, due to my damn 'niceness', I couldn't simply say no and I ponder different ways to get the point across, without hurting her feelings. This girl's friend (we'll name here Tonya), who is apparently going out with my friend who told me the news, its really putting the pressure on me. Its like, if I say no, she'll die or something, but I'm also afraid that I'll won't enjoy myself and end up wasting my money and she won't have a good time.
Flip to Tuesday and part of today. Tonya is really making feel guilty if I even consider saying no to Rose. I'm getting stressed out and don't know what to do. I try to explain to Tonya that she's better off with some else, because I was kind of considering not to go or she could just go alone...you don't really need a date,right? But, nope, she shrieked out loud, "You got to go. She'll cry if you don't!" Damn, I hate my conscience, and told Tonya that I'll think about it...give me time. So, here I am, typing to you wonderful people, asking for any help available. I suck at talking to girls and I'm too damn nice, which can be a burden sometimes. Thanks for reading this long story and sorry for any spelling and grammar errors. peace easy. :shakefist :disappoin
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