For some context, I haven’t attended other nonessential school events, (prom, sports events, etc).
While I do understand that graduation is an important milestone for some, it isn’t in my case: I will go on to undergrad in the same town with many of the same people from my high school.
However, at this juncture, one thing to keep in mind is that graduation is not for you; it’s for your parents. They don’t care about prom, games, and school plays. They might care very much about graduation. If not, perhaps you could offer your folks a compromise and find another significant way to mark the occasion that you can enjoy as a family. They want to congratulate you – and I hope you’ll let them.One of these friends is a guy I became attracted to.
There’s nothing wrong with the way he looks, he’s just a lot older than I thought and drastically different from what I pictured.How dare I suddenly dislike this wonderful guy who I had a great connection with over such a tiny reason?
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