Any good tips on Prom or Honeymoon dance

[MrDeepDarkmind]

Was thinking about my life for some time and I thought to myself about asking out a girl who I knew for about 2-3 years to prom or a honeymoon dance because she mostly introduced me to a lot of people and she was I guess my first friend in High school. Problem is that I never been into a school dance or anything related other than mature parties. Since I like talking to older, mature people. So I have that feeling where I might **** it up because I'm sometimes more of a mature person so not much of those normal basic teenagers, so I feel like I might kind of **** up small talk. 
so if any of you been through prom or a honeymoon dance any good tips for me. 

Thanks dear people at Kleientertainment forums 

From MrDeepDarkmind 

by the time your reading this Have a Merry Christmas and happy new year 

please don't be mean k thanks guys 

[Arlesienne]

Who cares for teenage parties? Sweep her off her feet with dances like the waltz. Not being mainstream is not a bad thing. Use it to your advantage, check a few dance courses (even online, some traditional dances have steps which are easy to remember) and, most prominently, have fun through enjoying your time with your lady.

[Mobbstar]

You should probably not be faking to be a regular teen or anything like that, because then you'd have to do that forever. But to fit into the crowd, you need to know a few hot topics to small-talk about. I have no idea what those people are interested in, but usually the most recent copulations are the go-to topic.

On that note, remember to keep an ear out for local news in general.

[Arlesienne]

Since when copulations are interesting?

 

[Pyromailmann]

I could tell you to be social, but then again, I just sit at home playing video games rather than going to a prom so my credibility isn't much.

[Arlesienne]

1 minute ago, Pyromailmann said:

I could tell you to be social, but then again, I just sit at home playing video games rather than going to a prom so my credibility isn't much.

Nah. I skipped the traditional cavorting in my time and got right to matriculation.

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Then again given me working in letters and being very much flabbergasted by memes of today don't really allow me to finish this with "and see? I turned just fine".