<p>Anti prom person. Only reason I would go is to be moral support for my friend and his gf. Other than that, prom is pointless.</p>
<p>Gah! What is prom like? I don’t even know lol. I’m a junior this year and prom is towards the end of May. I don’t like dances (to be honest, I’ve never really been to one…)…but I’ll probably go for the experience. I have two really good guy friends, hopefully one of them will ask!</p>
<p>Plans: Get ready with my best girl friend. Look totally hot and absolutely beautiful. Meet up with our dates and my usual group of friends for dinner. Take a limo to prom. Dance the night away. Ditch usual group of friends for a rocking after party (I’m taking my best friend with me, but my other friends don’t party). Have the best time ever. Enjoy myself. Wake up and hit Jamba for a recovery smoothie. </p>
<p>Worries: My friends will be really lame and refuse to dance. My friends will be upset that I am not spending the night at their inevitably lame slumber party where they just go home and fall asleep. Doing something stupid and not being able to walk. That’s about it. </p>
<p>I think prom is going to be really fun. I don’t think dates are a huge deal. Just pick a group of friends.</p>
<p>No plans, no prom, no worries :D</p>
<p>^ Amen bro. Amen.</p>
<p>prom is in may and it’s on a cruise ship lolz.
^__^</p>
<p>Have yet to find anything to wear. (I want to wear grey)
Thinking of going alone (?)
one guy I would ask dosent do school dances…
so yah going solo</p>
<p>@MIT
Only on CC.</p>
<p>I never thought about prom dilemmas until about a month ago. I thought, “It’ll work out. Of course it will work out. Why on EARTH wouldn’t it?” </p>
<p>And then I realized that I don’t have a date. No one at my school goes without a date. I have no sane idea who I would ask, so I think I’m probably not going. I’m very sad, since I would like getting dressed up in a fancy ballgown and seeing my peers before we go to college. Eh, trying to not think about what I’m going to miss.</p>
<p>My group of friends is going together. There are about 12 of us in school, and we want to bring about 8 others from out of school. Total of 20 kids for a group for prom and after-prom… oh man. Afterwards, for about 3 days, we’re renting out a house. We are in NYC so will go to either the Poconos, Montauk, or the Hamptons. Shall be interesting</p>
<p>I probably won’t go to prom because I’m not trying to pay $100 for a ticket, and I haven’t even attended my school for two years (long story that might reveal my identity). But I’ll be there for the after parties!</p>
<p>My Junior prom was cancelled because my grade’s a bunch of lazy bums… -___-</p>
<p>^ wahhhh. That’s horrible. I hate the chain effect where one person doesn’t go, and then the next person decides not to go, and so on.</p>
<p>For those of you who’ve never been to Prom, it’s fun. No, it’s not going to be a classy, rich party you see in romantic movies. Instead it’s more like MTV. Bwhahaha. Most people in your class will also feel awkward too, so they’ll try to be extra social too. You don’t need to know how to truly dance. Many people don’t know. Calm your nerves and have fun. It worked for me…</p>
<p>Asking a girl isn’t that bad. Just start a convo in the hall, “Hey, are you going to prom?” She says maybe. You say, “Do you wanna go with me?” Done.</p>
<p>I want to go! Mine is in May, the day after senior classes end. I’m really worried that I won’t get asked though…if I don’t get asked, I won’t be able to go. I have a long blue dress that I wore to my friend’s debutante ball last year…I think I’ll just wear that again. :)</p>
<p>At my school, we only have a Junior prom (no senior prom).
So, as a single senior, I’ve definately been flirting it up w/ the junior boys… even though it’s all the way in May ahah</p>
<p>In my school we had our Big Prom junior year, and I went on some feminist rampage around the time people generally agree to go to prom together. So I influenced all my friends into feminism and they went absolutely radical with it, and refused to go to prom with any men. I’m not sure what their reasoning was anymore, but I’m lesbian so I didn’t give a f.</p>
<p>All the guys from our group of friends/social level got ****ed and didn’t attend prom because they didn’t have any ~dates~, so when we got to prom, it was basically just us, and the kind of awkward kids. Ended up dancing with all the awkward guys and it was an amazing night.</p>
<p>They were all hilarious too. We started hanging out with The Awkward Guys (we started calling them that as a joke) more because they were much more entertaining than the guys we’d previously hung out with.</p>
<p>Wish I still went to that school. Prom’s bueno for class bonding and that crap.</p>
<p>Smh… prom.</p>
<p>Oh god.</p>
<p>Homecoming: all because of a mutual friend who is the girlfriend of one of my friends who I didn’t know her, I didn’t do anything before Homecoming, but the dance was all right. I wasn’t invited to her house before Homecoming and all of my other friends were.</p>
<p>What if that happens again at Prom?</p>
<p>Yuck went to junior prom before with someone and now it’s my turn to go to my own junior prom. At our school, if you don’t have a date it’s like, really awkward since people make a big deal over taking pre-prom pictures and well, no date = awkward one person standing in a row of people with dates… To be honest I’m terrified that no one will ask me and I will be that awkward person :(</p>