Yep, I bet everyone’s had one of these before. But somehow, I reckon mine is going to be worst that most.
It all started when a friend of mine, JC, got asked out on a date to Nando’s by a boy in our year, MS. My friend asked me if I would do the highest honour and go with her, as she didn’t want to go by herself. After making her promise she’d invite a mutual friend so I wouldn’t be a third wheel, I reluctantly agreed.
Only to discover that the mutual friend she’d decided to invite, turned out to be a boy I’d been out with, kissed, then promptly broke up with. This boy, TL, still likes me. I immediately asked JC why she had invited TL, when she knew he still liked me, but I didn’t like him, onto her and MS’s date. Didn’t she realise it might give him the impression that we were going on a double date?
So after much begging, persuading and pleading, me and JC got our loyal girlfriend LH to agree to accompany us on said “double date”. All well and good right? Not so much. In one of my rather foolhardy attempts to make the “date” less awkward, instead of a dinner date, I turned it into a picnic in the park. It seemed like a good idea – I was hoping that the informal atmosphere might make things a bit less awkward.
But word spreads fast. Turns out it was such a good idea, that all mine and JC’s other friends wanted to come along. ALL SIX OF THEM.
Poor old MS. His romantic date with JC has gone from just the two of them, to me as a third wheel, to an awkward double date, to an even more awkward double date with a third wheel, to a group outing with JC, me, six of our friends, and a boy who has the hots for me called TL,who I’m not into. Sounds like fun huh?
Anyway, “date” is on Friday, so I’ll let you know how it goes. But until then, why don’t you let me know about your dating diasters?
Lots of love,
goofy
xox