How can I tell my parents that I want to go to prom this year?
373333
"mom-dad-i want to go to the prom this year"  simple
344813
how about"\n"let go to the prom together as friends only. nothing more."
517615
The fact that it is in question leads me to believe that she either disapproves of your boyfriend, or that you did something wrong.\n\nIf you really want to go, be on your best behavior and do what she askes.  (Make sure that you continue that after she says and through the Prom... you don't want to buy the dress and then have to return it.)\n\nBe honest with her and tell her that you are concerned that she will not let you go.  Don't be pushy, but make sure that she understands how important this is to you.\n\nHope it all works out.  Good Luck!
64135
The both of you should tell your parents about your plans and ask for their support.  Explain why you are getting married and why you believe you are ready for this step.  Hopefully they will understand and help you with your wedding.  Good luck.
345737
First of all, be yourself. Be casual, like you have 10 other girls to ask to the prom. Compliment her on something she's wearing that day, maybe an accessory or her hair, and tell her if it's in any way similar to what she'll wear to the prom. Then say, "I'd love to be the first one to see it on prom night. Can I be your date?"
255579
well i think maybe you should ask him but if he says no and it is not a good idea  then just take it in and dont cry but life will go on or maybe you can just go do sommin that night with him if he does not want o go to the dance but i would go to prom cause this is your last prom and you will have memories about it later in life i hope i helped you bye bye
150648
well i don't know why you're afraid to tell your parents, but eventually (if you do follow this goal) they will find out. you will have to tell them sometime. if you are in high school right now, it would probably be a good time to let them know what you intend to do once you graduate. it'll be hard, but putting it off will just add more stress to your life.\nif you're younger than that, then i would suggest waiting. you have a lot of time and there is a good possibility you might change your mind.\nif you are absolutely sure that this is what you are going to do, then prepare what you're going to say before you bring it up to them. make sure what you say comes out respectfully and honestly.\nGood Luck!
315101
Don't go... You have great music taste. Share your musical taste with others and check out new bands while everyone is having a miserable time at the prom!
99254
It's:\n\nhttp://www.aurorabridal.com/prom.shtml
448996
No matter what ask him in person. Its the hardest thing to do but it means the most. If its weird then just like tell him you wanted to know if he wanted to go to prom with you so that you two could get to know each other better. So basically just ask him in person.
953373
Well, let's be honest - there's no way to tell your parents that they will like. There is no magic combination of words to communicate that idea and get anything back like, "Okay, son! We'll call Aunt Maggie and let her know you're coming! Need any help packing?"\n\nThat said, there sure is a right and wrong way to approach this topic with the 'rents. "I hate this town and I hate my school and I want to go away and live with someone else" sounds:\n\n> whiny\n> as though you're choosing greener pastures over your parents.\n\nI'm not saying that this is true, just that it would sound that way to just about anyone on the receiving end.\n\nSo. The best way to tell them is to CALMLY as if you can talk to them and CALMLY tell them that you're not happy where you are, and why. Tell them the situation's gotten so bad that you've thought about moving away. Tell them where you're thinking of going, and why you think it would be better than where you are.\n\nThen you listen. You don't argue, whine, etc. You just listen to what they say. You ask if they have any suggestions. Then you listen to what they say.\n\nThe best way to tell almost anyone almost anything is calmly, with a willingness to listen to their side. \n\nUnderstand that your parents may not go for the whole moving thing - most wouldn't. They might be open to other ideas that would make things better for you (like maybe vacations and summers with the other relatives - if the relatives are willing?). \n\nIf not, if they just want you there, then you focus heavy duty on schoolwork and plans to get out on your own when you're old enough - at which point, you can live anywhere you can afford to live. Good luck!
175145
With a rose and the following question: Would you like to go to prom with me?
1072136
WHAT'S YOUR PLAN.\nFINDING ONE ID; MAIL TO HIM/HER ; GROWING FRIENDSHIP AND LOVE ; MARRYING HIM? HER.\nISN'T IT?\n\nBUT THAT IS NOT LOGICALLY POSSIBLE.\nCOZ, MANY MORE GIRLS/ BOYS TRYING TO DO SO.\n\nYOU WILL BE IN A QUEUE.\n\nDO SOMETHING USEFUL AND MAKE YOUR PARENTS.PROUD.
647415
are you just a guest?  then its semi formal...not too formal like prom but a little bit better than your sunday best.  if youre a girl wear a dress or a really nice skirt, if youre a guy wear slacks and a nice shirt...probably a tie as well.
80283
Just start making friendly conversation with her, then bring up the prom.  Ask her if she's going with anyone and if not, ask her then.  Don't do anything too exciting, because most people honestly won't find it that 'awesome'.
268443
ask your parents my friend.
801338
I don't really think you have to tell them who you like if you're not comfortable with it. Your parents might like the insight into your life and feel that you are more mature if you do tell them, (especially your mom) but it's really not necessary. Definitely tell them if you get a boyfriend though. Trust me, parents don't appreciate not knowing who their daughter is going out with.