I have a friend who is 18 and wanting to ask him out to my highschool prom but don't know how?
607932
just act normal then bop the Q he will say yes if he really likes u
550139
Tell him that you are not ready to do that with him yet. Tell him that you are sorry that he feels you need to do that with him but you are not ready. Don't let him push you into something that you are not ready for. Tell him that its important for you to wait till you are ready and that you are not ready yet. Your not leading him on if you are honest with him . He should understand that you are not ready for that yet. Hope this helps and have a great time at prom.
379448
u might want ur friends to check him out first & ask around b4 u plan what to do w/him, ie. approach him afterwards.\nfor the time being, have a big smile around him, talk to him bit more than usual, dress up, just b ur beautiful self :)
850073
well i have a friend like this except she stalks him but mabe you can atleast try to say hi to him expesially if he says hi first mabe you can get one of ur friends to ask him out for you too. but no matter wat if any of this seems uncomfertoble then just do not do it!! good luck!!!
339070
Invite him to the prom :)
1029706
Become friends with him if you haven't already. Find out what he's interested in. For example, if you both want to see this movie, be like "Would you like to come with me?" If he says no, then just be like "Whatever, I'll just ask one of my other friends." If he says yes, then it may be the start of something great. (:
634469
if he makes you wanna hurl, don't do it just because you missed your own prom. If you DO, then be up front and tell him that you're not interested in him romantically, but you would still like to go because you missed yours.\n\nBut if you just go and don't tell him that you're not interested romantically, that's not right. He obviously likes you, and especially because you've been to the movies already, this would be like a second date to him and he would feel encouraged that you like him. So don't string him along. Be honest with him.
1124700
show him who you are and be yourself I am sure everyone tells you that but it is true I am not trying to sound like  I know everything but it is the best way to go. start out with being his friend and if you hit it off then destiny will take its coarse. but if you want to hurry things along then ask him out to the movies                                 goodluck
565036
It's normal, for guys to assume a pretty girl, already has a boyfriend. They find it hard to believe that no one has asked you out already.\nAnother reason, is boys, and afraid of being spurned, and might think that you are out of their league.\nThe best thing to do, is to let your friend spread the word, that you are single and looking, that might get you more offers.\nIt has happened that the prettiest girl in school, ends up with no date for the prom, simply because all the boys assume, that she already has a date, and will be flooded with offers.\nSo let it be known that you are available, that should do it for you.
1178260
go over to him a talk to him. then you guys can be friends. then you guys can be best friends. then you guys could be boyfriend and girlfriend.
634319
ok heres my thought on this its kinda tricky and it depends on what school year your in (like last year of highschool or something)  i reccomend try to get a phone number because if you can get that you know he is willing to be open to you.  if you get the number tell him how you feel and then it'll be a lot easier becasue you have his number already.  also if you both have a sense of humor and he's kinda reacting funny to you telling him how you feel you can always say "you know i have your number i could just call everyday to bother you...." (or something like that) if someone said that to me id bust up laughing  anyway if he likes you you'll get his number and even if you can't get it out that day you can always call during the summer. also a better tactic would be (depending on what year of school you in) to see if he wants to do something with you.  if he likes you he'll probably be relieved that you asked instead of him asking (been there done that its nerve racking)
664856
Well...make friends with him and somehow make him tell you that he likes you. Like, if there is a dance or a party coming up, ask him:\n"*sigh*Nobody has asked me out to the party (or dance) have you had any luck?" If he likes you, he might ask you if you would like to go with him and then get closer and closer \nOR\nyou could ask one of his friends to ask him if he like likes you...he can try not to make it obvious and then report back to you.
277596
tough question!\n\nokay, let's get creative, any "normal" answer is going to hurt the first guy's feelings...\n\nthe way that seems like it would have the best results is to be totally honest with both guys and your parents, and try to keep EVERYONE happy.\n\nokay, been there, done that with having the parents who wouldn't let me date.  and only go to the prom in a group.\n\njust by the way you asked the question shows a lot of integrity, your parents should be happy, and the boy you like and the boy who would be "just a friend" should all think you're pretty cool...\n\nbefore i thought of suggesting what i'll write in the next paragraph i read your other posts to see if there's anything in there which would get you in trouble with your parents... if i was your parents, i would be proud of your level of self-control and willingness to say "no" and stick up for yourself...\n\nmy wacky solution... just print out this thread and show it to your parents and both boys... tell the 2nd boy that his prom is as "just friends", the first boy should be reassured that you care as much as you do for his feelings.  or... if you're old enough to invite the first boy to your prom, make a deal with your parents that you'll be home early, and go with him.  or if his (#1's) prom is after yours, go with him to his and be back early, and keep your existing arrangements.\n\nmom and dad... it's kind of a privacy thing, she probably wouldn't want you to read her other posts, but you have a good daughter, she obviously cares what you think, and she's trustworthy, and knows how to stay out of trouble : )\n\nor just don't go to the prom.  : (
909237
You know its only weird because you've never done it.  Take a deep breath and take the plunge to just go up and talk to him.  \n\nLets say he's wearing a shirt that has a popular band on it.  Go up and say "Hey I just love (name of band), my favorite song is (name of song).  Have you ever seen them in person?"  He answers. Respond (it doesn't really matter if he says yes or no) "I can't wait until they come into town, I'm so there!  Oh, I'm sorry....Hi my name is (your name here)"  Then flash your sauciest grin.  Hopefully he will say his name to you.  Respond, "Well (his name if he gave it), I have to get to class, see you around!"  Flash that grin again, he will probably grin back and say okay or something else lame.  But hey you broke the ice!!!  Now walk to class with confidence.
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'.
381994
Just ask a guy friend... I asked just a girl friend to my prom and I had a lot of fun.  We ended up dating for a while after that... u know like friends with benefits. She is still a good friend of mine too, it just brought us closer.
62433
I was 16 when my parents allowed me to start going out on dates with a guy alone.  Prior to being 16, I was only allowed to go out in groups.  Before I was 16, I can't really say that I supported their policy, but in hindsight, I'm glad that they made me wait until I was 16.  Before 16, I don't really think that you are mature enough to think seriously about what you really want to get (and give) out of your dating experience(s).  Even at 16, it's really too young to think about seriously dating anyone since most people now are going to college or pursuing some kind of higher education.  Regarding your friend who is 17 and has not been out on a date...is it because he is not allowed or is it because he doesn't have any desire to date?  Maybe he is just very selective about who he wants to date and hasn't found someone that he would consider dating.  Remember that when you are dating, your feelings are involved.  Maybe he doesn't want to feel obligated to push things to the next level with a girl and he is trying to avoid doing that by not dating.  I think that in time, your buddy will make up his own mind when he finds somebody that sparks his interest and he feels bold enough to ask her out.  He's 17, not 27.  Give him a little time to come out of his dating shell.  He's probably still just starting to get comfortable with who he is.