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15 to be 16--19 year old prom date?
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So I just turned 19 and graduating this year. I go to a very small private school where our 09' class has 80 students graduating and being as unpopular as I am I am sure I will not find a prom date. I am not fat or skinny but average, 5 11, 155ibs guy. SInce its a private school, the girls I find to be very immature and annoying as heck. I have tried to look for any potential matches in my class but its impossible to do for I will most likely get laughed at. I can't wait to leave and go out to college where I can meet some real women but my options are limited for a prom date. I do theatre and sing on the side, a passion of mine. A girl in my drama I class, and former one act friend seems okay, very soft spoken, carries herself well, chill, and appears quite mature. She is pretty and all but she is a sophomore in high school and I feel like if I asked her to prom (she is turning 16 in May) it might be too big of an age gap. I have an odd thing for her and feel funny around her, I had gotten to know her in my first semester in an annual one act competition but im not sure if I should ask her since I just turned 19 and she being frickin 15 to be 16. Tell me if this is normal its driving me crazy!
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Yes it's normal to like someone younger. If you really want to take her to the prom, make sure her parents would be ok with it. I would suggest you try a few group dates with mutual friends so you're not alone together. The parents will be more open to this kind of date and they will start to trust you. Then you can go to the prom with her (if she says yes). If they don't want you to go alone with her, make it a group thing again.

I've found that guys tend to like girls a bit younger... nothing too odd. If you were over 21, you'd be a little too old for her...
Ask her to prom. Who cares? Just have fun, and don't have sex with her.
Yea its normal to like a younger girl, but like oskilver18 siad dont have sex with her haha. I dated a younger girl for a long time, problem was when she matured we never got along.
You sound a bit judgmental and that may be why you are not popular. But maybe this girl will go out. Just stop overthinking your age difference - its only 3 years.
If you are attracted to her and enjoy her company then she is not too young.
Its perfectly perfect. Nothing is wrong with that at all, like they said its only like 3 years. :DDDD
Age is just a number. It's fine, hook up with her if you like her. Ignore dumbasses who call you "child molester" or "pedophile". They're stupid. I'm 21 and still atteacted to younger teens. Those who disagree, call me what you will. I don't care. I like what I like :)
Yeah. I have a boyfriend three years older than me. I'm still in highschool and he's already graduated and I know it's perfectly acceptable to like/love someone even if there is an age gap. Age doesn't matter in things like that.
First of all this is completely normal. Its true, age is just a number especially in high school. You're a senior; she's a sophomore... not a big deal at all!

Also no one here mentioned that in high school prom seems like the biggest thing in the world (also normal) but a few months down the line how old your date was wont matter even a little bit. SO go and have a great time, its definitely a good idea to make sure her parents don't mind though because that could your change plans really quick.

DON'T HAVE SEX WITH HER!!!
hey, i went to prom as a sophomore with a 19 year old senior, i think i was 15 about to be 16 too, and it wasn't really that big of a deal. the age difference wasnt anyways, i think he got a little hurt when i hooked up with his friend at the after party and ended up dating him fo rthe next 6 months, but the age factor didnt cause any stress.