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I met him in high school. I had a crush and we were friends but he didn’t seem interested. Then suddenly, randomly one day he did, I don't know what happened. He invited me to his prom, he was super chivalrous. We went on a few dates (this started towards the end of us being in high school and carried on into the first year of being in college) he treated me well but I didn’t feel a spark. He paid for our food or whatever we did, and I enjoyed his company but didn’t see it going anywhere. I didn’t wanna hurt his feelings but I couldn’t keep seeing him, especially with him paying I wouldn’t wanna take advantage of him. Anyways I got to the point I just made excuses when he asked to do something cause I was afraid to hurt his feelings even though I probably did regardless. Eventually he stopped messaging me and we haven’t talked since. I’m s few years wiser now. I can look back and see he treated me MUCH better than the guys I’ve been with since. I knew at the time he was such a good guy and I was so mad at myself for not being in love with him, I should be. Any girl would be lucky to be with him. Anyways, I wanna reach out and at least apologize and maybe give it a another chance, if he would even give me the time of day. I’m nervous too though, and I’m nervous to give it another shot and still just not feel any thing and potentially hurt him again, although this time around I would give him an explanation instead of just ghosting. Should I give it a shot or leave it alien?

Two creative West Coast teens made quite the entrance over the weekend when they rolled up to prom in a WWII tank. Best friends Sherman Bynum and Sam Tetro raised money through TikTok and a GoFundMe account for the event at Camas High School in Washington state. Go Fund Me is for people in trouble, not just wanting someone to pay for their prom date. It cost them $1,000 to rent the tank, and more to pay a guy to ride on a unicycle dressed as Darth Vader and playing the bagpipes. If they want a showy prom their parents should pay for it or them from their jobs. Not pandering other people to pay for it. Is this disgusting or cool?