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kk well 13/f. i have my 8th grade dance on june 8th. i have to get surgery on my knee june 6th - i tore my acl. and my birthday is june 5th. my guy friend [ hopefully something more soon ] wants to go to the dance with me - i dont know if i wanna go though, let alone with him because i wont be doing much (or all) dancing and i dont wanna bring him down. or let me feel left out. what do you guys think i should do? should i go and dance in a chair? should i go with him? helppp

I think that this choice is based on how you feel. If you know you're not going to have fun, then you should just tell him that you don't want to attend the dance because it's not you, and then maybe another time you guys could meet up like on a date or something. Although, you never know, the dance could actually be really fun even if you don't dance. I think that you should follow your gut and best instinct on what to do. Also, I hope your operation goes well and that you will be able to recover quickly. Best of wishes, and Good Luck!

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(Rating: 5) thanks hun =)
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