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Exactly. I'm almost 22 and still don't drive. But I also live in a city so public transportation is everywhere. I feel bad for OP if they live in a rural area.
if you were that pumped to go, you should've used that energy to start running ahahaha ;P
If you're the kind of person that doesn't get invited to parties often, you're probably the kind of person who would feel awkward and have a terrible time at parties anyway. I speak that from experience, my own and of my other friends that also don't like the regular person's idea of a party nowadays.
And once word gets around that you don't show up to parties you are invited to, no one will bother to invite you in the future. You should have asked one of your parents to take an hour or so away from work to get your ass to the party. Explain to them that if you don't go, you'll probably live at home for the rest of your natural life.
All of them lied. They had room. In the trunks of the car.
Bus, cab? Bike? If you we that pumped, why weren't you more resourceful?
Quit slacking and learn to teleport already!
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Maybe you could have taken the bus?
That sucks. You should totally invite people over to your house if you ever have the oppurtunity; don't be afraid to take matters into your own hands if you want to be more social. You'll end up making more connections, and that way you'll be invited out more.