Well, I suppose going for a meal at your then-partner's home counts, but I was thinking more the "night out on the town" style, which shows just how little I actually know about relationships.
I'm now officially "in a state", so I'm definitely not showing up in Members' Photos any time soon.
In any case, usually the first thing I regret when going to a party is that I went in first place. Which is why, instead of going to prom, I'll look for cheap ways to infiltrate Edinburgh without necessarily dying while doing them.
Walking from the prestigious town of Two Hills all the way to England sounds not very cheap. I was considering by train/boat/sneaking into a luggage compartment of an airplane.
I'm not a drinker and spending one more day more with my classmates than necessary is just awful. I'm not even starting on our prom vacation; 21 of my beloved classmates, trying to get drunk as possible and without the safe restraints of our school? Nah.
My best friend has been trying to convince me to go to prom. It's fifty dollars I don't want to spend though, and honestly, school has been an ambivalent experience for me. I'm still not sure how I feel about it, except that I'm leaving with a lot of regrets, and a lot of small victories which add up.
You think it enrages you? I have a daughter and I'll be damned if I'm going to put myself in the poorhouse just so she can have an overly extravagant prom experience. Especially since just about everyone's high school experience, including prom, will be entirely forgettable in comparison to the rest of the life you will eventually have.
They ended up making a comeback in the second half and turning it from a total laugher to an actual game at the end, but they'd dug themselves into to deep a hole to get out of.
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