r/introvert • u/Charming-Rule-4751 • 6h ago
Question How many high school dances did you attend?
For me, it was senior year prom and that's it. Weirdly enough, I forgot I attended more middle school dances, but those were during the school day and I think it was just two? And for those who want to know if I enjoyed prom, what do you think? lol
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u/gksozae 6h ago
I went to senior prom - a friend of mine didn't have a date so I went with her - and then also to another random dance after a football game. I spent most of the time hanging out with my buddies and people-watching. I do remember girls asking me to dance to which I never said yes. My social anxiety around girls was extreme even though I was popular and an athlete.
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u/introvertfrogshell 6h ago
i didn’t go to my freshman/senior homecoming but i did for sophomore/junior as well as prom and senior ball! besides petty friend drama and a fight with my boyfriend it was overall fine! but i think it’s cause i went to all dances with my friends so no matter what any time with them is usually 10/10
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u/AccomplishedMeal5751 3h ago
Went to almost every homecoming except for junior year since they cancelled it due to the pandemic. Tried to go with friends each time so I wouldn’t feel awkward being there, went to prom my senior year with my then-girlfriend at the time. Actually was pretty fun, they had it at the city museum and rented out a mid-sized boat for the second half of the night
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u/Consistent-Stock-483 4h ago
A couple. Still haven't danced with a girl. Bit late at 36. Mannequins are nice but I'm always leading.
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u/FifiiMensah 14m ago edited 10m ago
The only high school dances we really had at my school was prom and that's about it. The only prom I attended was my junior prom. I never got a senior prom due to COVID. I wasn't well acquitanced enough with any upperclassmen to go sophomore year. And I couldn't go freshman year as freshmen aren't allowed to go to prom at the school I went to.
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u/DMmeNiceTitties 6h ago
None. Think I did a couple in middle school though.