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It might be cancelled again but I don’t care I’m excited, what are you guys wearing to prom?? 
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#6
(Original post by elscha_bandito)
It might be cancelled again but I don’t care I’m excited, what are you guys wearing to prom??
It might be cancelled again but I don’t care I’m excited, what are you guys wearing to prom??
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#7
prom in a middle of a pandemic?
are you joking?
are you joking?
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#8
Are you in year 11 or 13? I mean either way I doubt there will be one, we are in a pandemic after all. (Plus it's overhyped).
But if you really want prom you could still dress up and host a virtual party or if you can wait, organise one with your friends later in the year (or maybe even 2022).
But if you really want prom you could still dress up and host a virtual party or if you can wait, organise one with your friends later in the year (or maybe even 2022).
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#9
It will probably bee some gathering over zoom, most certainly won't happen this year as big gatherings aren't allowed.
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#11
(Original post by BluMoon06)
can someone pls explain to me what prom is lol
can someone pls explain to me what prom is lol
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a ball or formal dance at a school or college, especially one held at the end of the academic year for students who are in their final year.
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#12
(Original post by HaydenFordz)
let me show you what a Prom is
let me show you what a Prom is
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a ball or formal dance at a school or college, especially one held at the end of the academic year for students who are in their final year.
going to a dance with people and socializing lol
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#13
(Original post by huda.farooqui)
damn.. people think about prom in a pandemic?
damn.. people think about prom in a pandemic?
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#15
also why is it so important to have a "date" for this bulshtty event?
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#16
(Original post by ADarling)
i thankfullhy didn't have to go to mine
also why is it so important to have a "date" for this bulshtty event?
i thankfullhy didn't have to go to mine
also why is it so important to have a "date" for this bulshtty event?
idk wouldnt it be better to go alone and eat food in the corner lmao
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#17
its ok to be exited about it, but it probably won't be the same as in the other years
maybe get a dress you can easily wear again? for my yr11 prom I got a midi strapless black dress and this year Im thinking of getting a red maxi
also it probs won't be the whole year, but maybe by the summer you can meet with a small group of friends so you could have your own - it would be so fun to go out to a restaurant in your dresses then go to someones house after if that's allowed
maybe get a dress you can easily wear again? for my yr11 prom I got a midi strapless black dress and this year Im thinking of getting a red maxi
also it probs won't be the whole year, but maybe by the summer you can meet with a small group of friends so you could have your own - it would be so fun to go out to a restaurant in your dresses then go to someones house after if that's allowed
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#18
(Original post by ADarling)
i thankfullhy didn't have to go to mine
also why is it so important to have a "date" for this bulshtty event?
i thankfullhy didn't have to go to mine
also why is it so important to have a "date" for this bulshtty event?
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#19
(Original post by Fresher18)
We didn't have to take a date to ours, I think that's more an American thing but im sure some schools adopt a similar policy. I went alone and just met friends there.
From my experience there was very little dancing going on, I spent most of it standing outside chatting to people along with most of the year group virtually the only people dancing were the teachers and that's because they were drunk so didn't care
We didn't have to take a date to ours, I think that's more an American thing but im sure some schools adopt a similar policy. I went alone and just met friends there.
From my experience there was very little dancing going on, I spent most of it standing outside chatting to people along with most of the year group virtually the only people dancing were the teachers and that's because they were drunk so didn't care
do girls have to wear dresses? is there a policy or some shiz?
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#20
(Original post by BluMoon06)
oh lol that doesnt sound too bad
do girls have to wear dresses? is there a policy or some shiz?
oh lol that doesnt sound too bad
do girls have to wear dresses? is there a policy or some shiz?
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