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How to ask out this guy to a dancing lesson party?
On Saturday, there's a birthday party and it's... ballroom dancing lessons! 
However, out of my friends, I'm the only one without a boyfriend and therefore a partner. I could ask my guy friends but, the ones I would ask all fancy me already, whilst I don't fancy them and so I'm not sure about the whole closeness thing that dancing involves.
There are two guys I would like to ask BUT:
1) One has a girlfriend and again, the closeness of dancing may not be entirely appropriate.
2) A single guy but he wouldn't know anyone at the party and the party-goers are REALLY not his kind of people. We were at the same party once where we DID know people but he left halfway 'cause it was boring. Although I have to say I found it a bit boring as well... he is a really clever and nice guy though.
Sooo, TSRians, what do you think?
However, out of my friends, I'm the only one without a boyfriend and therefore a partner. I could ask my guy friends but, the ones I would ask all fancy me already, whilst I don't fancy them and so I'm not sure about the whole closeness thing that dancing involves. There are two guys I would like to ask BUT:
1) One has a girlfriend and again, the closeness of dancing may not be entirely appropriate.
2) A single guy but he wouldn't know anyone at the party and the party-goers are REALLY not his kind of people. We were at the same party once where we DID know people but he left halfway 'cause it was boring. Although I have to say I found it a bit boring as well... he is a really clever and nice guy though.
Sooo, TSRians, what do you think?
as long as the relationship is secure im sure number 1's gf wouldnt mind loaning him out for an evening
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