Should I go to my 10 year high school reunion? (girlfriend, anniversary, girls)
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My recommendation is that you go. My second recommendation is that while there, try to avoid using the word, "yall".
Why? It's functional and much more accurate than "you guys" when speaking to women or mixed company, and has been in use by educated people in the South (or with Southern roots) for hundreds of years..
I went to my 10yr, talked to a few people. Didn't stay too long. Most of the people I was expecting to see came way to late, or not at all. I skipped my 20yr because of dealing with the same BS.
If you want to go, then go. Do it for yourself, not for other people.
Hi yall,
I have a bit of scenario I would like yalls input on.My 10 year reunion is coming up this summer.Im debating on whether or not I should go.I was part of a class of hundreds and I think only 12 people or so are signed up to come with quite a few more interested in goin.I wont like the food they are serving at the venue.Its also 50 bucks to come.Most of the people i dont know or dont remember but I still think I would prolly enjoy talking to them but I think it lasts 6 hours.Not very many of friends are going so thats not appealing so idk what I should do.My dad weighed in his opinion and he doesnt think I should miss it and Ive been looking forward to it since I graduated.What do yall think?
How can you not go if you've been looking forward to it?
I'm surprised there is only 12 people going and I wonder if they do not get a sizable amount of people if they'll even have it at all.
I graduated in 1983. We have a FB group for my class where everything is done. It makes it a lot easier. How is your class communicating? Do they have a FB group too? If not, they really should set one up
Never went to any of my reunions, but I did go to my husband's 40th high school reunion.
His prom date with sat at our table. She was nice. A girl who had a crush on him was there too. First, she flirted with him.
Then she avoided him. It was amusing. He had a good time. I was bored. I doubt we would go again.
Really, if you are looking forward to going, go. It's one night and fifty bucks. Go for it.
Hi yall,
I have a bit of scenario I would like yalls input on.My 10 year reunion is coming up this summer.Im debating on whether or not I should go.I was part of a class of hundreds and I think only 12 people or so are signed up to come with quite a few more interested in goin.I wont like the food they are serving at the venue.Its also 50 bucks to come.Most of the people i dont know or dont remember but I still think I would prolly enjoy talking to them but I think it lasts 6 hours.Not very many of friends are going so thats not appealing so idk what I should do.My dad weighed in his opinion and he doesnt think I should miss it and Ive been looking forward to it since I graduated.What do yall think?
Go for it. It took me 30 years to go to one. It was fine.
I am one of the few people I know who had an absolutely fantastic high school experience, I was very popular, and I've never been back to any of my reunions.
I am one of the few people I know who had an absolutely fantastic high school experience, I was very popular, and I've never been back to any of my reunions.
I had a great time in HS, was popular, the whole thing, yet have zero care to go to any reunion, and do not even keep in contact with anyone. If I wanted to know them, I would have still kept in contact with them. Likewise, if any of them wanted to still know me, or get in contact with me, well, everyone knows where a relative of mine lives, still lives, and could get the information from them if they cared enough.
High school reunions should be free. $50 or $200 is way too much money to spend for what can basically be done on Facebook, Instagram, and/or LinkedIn for free.
I agree. I think they just wanted to weed out the people who wouldn't (or couldn't) cough up the money. I heard later that very people showed up, so they got their elite little group, just how they wanted it.
I'm missing something. Why would it be free? Who's paying for it?
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