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Should I bring him?
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Hey people im going to a homecoming dance in school and I have to choose either to go with my bf thats a high school graduate and tell him to come with me or go with just friends cause they invited me to go there house after and it be a bit weird if I brought him cause it's just me my friends that are girls! Any advice on what I shoud do thanks!(:
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Would your boyfriend be upset if you did both? You can go to the dance with him and then attend the girls-only party without him. This really would depend on his feelings, but he might be fine with it. He should want you to have a good time with your friends before you graduate. If you had to choose between the two, I would skip the party and invite your boyfriend to the dance. It's the right thing to do when you're in a relationship. You have to make little sacrifices. If you don't, he might feel like you maybe don't care about him or you're not that serious about the relationship. When you're in a relationship you want the other person to be and to feel like they are priority #1. You'll get some great pictures of the two of you and make memories that you can take with you into the future. There's only once dance, but there will be other parties. Whatever you choose, you'll have a great time anyway. Don't stress about this decision too much. If you're worried, just ask your boyfriend what he thinks you should do. He might have some good advice himself. Good luck! :)
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I think you should bring your boyfriend. It'd make him feel like you want to show him off and he might feel like your proud to bring him places. It could be a good memory of you two. Thats usually what couples do. Think of all the amazing thinks you could do with your boyfriend. You can dance with him, wear something beautiful and not feel like your wearing it for nothing. It could also be a good place to talk to him about how you feel with the relationship.
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