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For obvious reasons I'll be keeping it Anonymous so I'll be using (A) for the girl (best friend) and (B) for the boyfriend

For context we're all pretty close with each other, we were friends before they got together and honestly I consider him a best friend too, and if we're being completely real I consider him a brother.

My best friend is a year older than her boyfriend and she's in college while we're still in high school in our senior year. Me and B were talking on the phone and then the topic of prom came up and I mentioned not having a date and how hard it would be for me to get one since everyone is basically cuffed and its hard for me to start conversations with new people and then he said "go with me" and I just sort of brushed it off because I knew he had a girlfriend and I figured she'd just go with him since he when to her prom last year. Now as I've said I don't think of him that way but I still think it would be weird to go with some else's boyfriend even if we are just friends.

Should I ask both of them to prom? Should I go with him? Should I go with her? Or Should I not go at all?

Sorry for the long read. Thanks in advance!!

Loved doing it putting on a show wowing people and surprising them with my wonderful but lazy assistant boy.

After he left could not find a new helper so my short career ended before fully taking off in college.

Not all Americans are privilege ld in life to finish high school or receive a college education. Some people drippnout in highschool and have to work at age 15-18 because their parents didn't have the money to out them through high school.. not talking about middle paying jobs like Police officer or foreman

No! Those jobs require a grade 12 certificate. Or Matric as they say in some countries.

I'm talking about people who dropped out of school and are forced to work for low paying jobs like at a Fish and chips Shop or small paying jobs like fry Cook, dish washer, Store workers, waitors, cashiers, and working class jobs