Ok, Theres this boy who really likes me and he's like me for a while. We'll call him Christian. I've kind of started liking him back, and decided to go to our school's snowball dance with him, and i think we're going to have a really great time there together. After snowball however, my one friend is throwing a party and inviting 3-4 girls over. Her friend who is a guy across the street is also inviting a couple guys, but Christian isn't going.
The only problem is, my one frien dis gonna have like beer and stuff which i am fine with, but they were all planning on getting with their boyfriends and make out and stuff. i really want to go to the party, even though there is no way i woudl even consider making out with any of the guys since Christian won't be there.
He already knows that i'm going and about the drinking and stuff, and about the other guys, but not that all my other friends are planning to do stuff. My question is what should i do
1. Tell him about it, and risk him not wanting me to go,or being hurt or something(i really want to go and swear i wouldn't do anything)
2.Not tell him about it and go anyway. There would be absolutely no way he would find out, and once again, there is no way that i would do anything, i just wanted to have a good time
aquarius1988 answered Friday January 18 2008, 4:44 am: Tell him. He knows pretty much everything anyways. He should trust you enough, for him to say, 'i'm not going' but doesn't tell you not to. Who knows maybe he'll change his mind. [ aquarius1988's advice column | Ask aquarius1988 A Question ]
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