Postby Destroyer2000 » Sun Feb 04, 2007 1:35 pm
This is not something I would normally ask about; indeed, it is something I am rarely even concerned with. However, the time is coming for my Junior-Senior Prom, and some problems have arisen. I have been asked to prom by my friend's ex-girlfriend. Normally, this would not be a problem, but it stretches back a long way. He and she had problems in their relationship, and wound up breaking up and getting back together a grand total of 17 times, that I counted. I may be wrong, but I think that is a rough estimate. Afer they broke up for the last time, he turned aloof and would not speak to any of his friends for about three months. I am in the dark as to what went on during that time, as I haven't brought the subject up - he holds grudges, and has a short temper, so it is better to not mention that. His friendship means more to me than any relationship with a girl ever would; he has been my best friend since we were born. I do not know how he would react to me taking her, and although I have no inherent dislike of the girl, he might, and I do not wish to hurt him. I don't want to turn her down without legitimate reason, as that would be rather ungentlemanly. If that is even a word. You get my point, in any case...I do not know what to do. Relationships have never concerned me, have never been a problem; I have been happy being single these past seventeen years, but I see nothing wrong with going to the prom; it is one of those things you will remember all your life, and I have realized just how little time I have left in my school years, and I want to cherish them. Regardless, what should I do about this?
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