rocketsonly
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Hello.
Okay, so my school's homecoming is coming up, and I don't have a date. In fact, I've never had a date or a girlfriend, ever. I'm also really scared of girls, maybe it's a *nerd/geek* thing?
So the other guys on my TARC team, Marvin, who apparently is a babe magnet, and Robby, are currently urging me to find a date, saying it'll be a good experience.
There's this girl I plan on asking, but I've never talked to her since last year because we arn't enrolled in any classes together this year. I did however get to do some projects with her in the classes. The times working with her were fine, and she seems pretty cool, but I'm not sure if it was me, or the grade she was going to get.
Any suggestions? Any tips on how to bring up such a conversation?
Thanks.
PS: since my school is relatively small compared to others (we have about 400 kids grades 9-12, others have around 1300 grades 11-12), people don't go to homecoming just because they are boyfriends or girlfriends
PPS: if she does say yes, that means I'll have to buy dinner for her at this steak house my friends will be going to before the dance. Is the $40 bill (if each of us gets a steak) worth it? It's really funny because I would spend $40 on rockets any day of the year.
Okay, so my school's homecoming is coming up, and I don't have a date. In fact, I've never had a date or a girlfriend, ever. I'm also really scared of girls, maybe it's a *nerd/geek* thing?
So the other guys on my TARC team, Marvin, who apparently is a babe magnet, and Robby, are currently urging me to find a date, saying it'll be a good experience.
There's this girl I plan on asking, but I've never talked to her since last year because we arn't enrolled in any classes together this year. I did however get to do some projects with her in the classes. The times working with her were fine, and she seems pretty cool, but I'm not sure if it was me, or the grade she was going to get.
Any suggestions? Any tips on how to bring up such a conversation?
Thanks.
PS: since my school is relatively small compared to others (we have about 400 kids grades 9-12, others have around 1300 grades 11-12), people don't go to homecoming just because they are boyfriends or girlfriends
PPS: if she does say yes, that means I'll have to buy dinner for her at this steak house my friends will be going to before the dance. Is the $40 bill (if each of us gets a steak) worth it? It's really funny because I would spend $40 on rockets any day of the year.