By BURGERT0WN USA - 10/01/2016 19:46 - United States - Redmond

Today, I texted the girl I'm going to homecoming with in a couple days to say hi. The conversation started OK, but then morphed into her saying that she doesn't feel anything between us, and wants to stop being friends after the dance. I have to buy her dinner and a ticket, out of my own wallet. FML
I agree, your life sucks 21 339
You deserved it 2 646

Same thing different taste

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Or tell her you aren't feeling this dance with her and don't pay for her.

Sorry op, but really you don't have to... Find someone who respects you!

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ImAngelBro 3

Let her get all dressed up, pay for dinner, then when you get up to the front of the line, hand them one ticket with your name on it, because you never got her one. then let her sit outside. #wastehertime2016

OP, you have a few days until the dance. Find someone else. It's understandable if she doesn't want to date you but to say she doesn't want to be friends clearly indicates she's using you. You need to dump her like the trash she is and hopefully she won't find a replacement date.

I don't understand why you feel you have to pay for her meal and dance ticket. What century are we in again?

Please don't take her. It would be a serious waste of money

I know this cruel but I wouldn't even show up so she won't have anyone to go with at all. She clearly just wants to use you

yenze 18

I am wondering if op said something during the call to change her mind. Everyone is assuming the girl is a bitch but what if she is being the nice one saying since you already bought the ticket Ill go with you so it wont go to waste but i don't want to be friends after, and dinner could of already been planned and part of the deal. I could be wrong but be said the call started out ok just saying there are 2 sides to every story.

yenze 18

*could have *he said not be said my phone wasnt letting me edit my comment

I'm going off how it's worded that it's not paid before. "Have to" rather than "I paid". It might be a mistake on op's part, but unless said otherwise it seems he pays at the time rather than he already bought it. And the dinner, there's no excuse. He might have reservations, doesn't mean SHE had to go. He can treat an actual friend or something.

If you want to take her go for it. But (unless you want to pay for it) get her to pay for some of it or even her half.

Don't waste a single dime on her. Although at least she was decent enough to let you know before the dance but she should at least go double Dutch, if it's no longer a date.

well you are taking her on a date who the **** do you expect to pay for it? My taxes? Ummm **** you, you want to take her to dinner and know you are not getting laid, that is on you. Be a man take her to dinner, have a fun night and if you are so inclined fund a loose moraled woman the next day. Don't ruin prom for a woman. it is a big deal for them.

I can't tell if you are being sarcastic or not... She has no interest in him, she doesn't want to be friends with him, she just wants him to spend money on her and then leave. I would say to him, be a man and tell her to find someone else to mooch off. Going to a dance/date with someone who doesn't like you will ruin it for him so he shouldn't do it. If they were going as friends then it is different but they aren't. Oh and in response to you saying he should pay for it. This is the 21st century, woman are more than capable of paying for at least their own share of a meal.

Nobody said anything about sleeping with her. She can at least pay for her own stuff. Also, not every girl cares the least about prom or homecoming or whatever. It really isn't a big deal. No idea where people are getting that. Most people at my school didn't go to those things. Prom is lame and boring anyway. I went by myself and only because it was free for seniors.

#47 Or not, because we don't know if he has the money to do it 'Just to be a man'. Maybe he saved up for a long time, and that money would go to a better cause than taking out someone who doesn't like him.

aeryn97 17

I smell peer pressure on her part. too bad. you do not have to take her. tell her that you've had a change of heart and will be going alone/with someone else so she doesn't have to worry about unfriending you after.