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nice friend (sarcasm)
Go up to her and tell her. Not like tattle-tale tell, but just go out and say that you really wanted to go to prom with her and had a plan with decorations to ask her, and your friend who knew you were asking her out then decided to ask her. She'll understand, and find out that he's an asshole. #14 has a good idea too. Aha.
Woah what I was going to say has basically been covered already! ha
That sucks, but it raises an interesting ethical question. Presuming that he was already planning to ask her to the Prom when you asked him to distract her, what obligation did he have to you? I don’t think that he had a duty to abandon his plans to ask her to the Prom just because someone else expressed intent to do the same thing. At the same time, if he agreed to act as your agent by distracting her and then betrayed his fiduciary duty to you by asking her, he would have acted unethically. It would have been better for him to say “actually, I was planning on asking her,” and then work with you to come up with a fair way to determine who got to ask first (keeping in mind that a third person could swoop in at any time and ask her himself).
well since you have all that stuff, you could ask another girl if it wasnt too tailored to that specific girl
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what a bastard.
wow, what a dick. that sucks dude...