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Input: Ah, I've kinda been thinking about this a bit recently and I kinda feel like an unintentional ass.

Maybe like a week or 2 before prom I was walking into the school from the parking lot when 2 girls started yelling my name and telling them to go over to their car. When I got their and started talking the one girl made me pinky promise with her we would dance together at prom. Considering I can't dance I was a little concerned on how that would play out. 

Anyways, prom rolls around (No, I didn't have a date) and I saw the girl at prom before the food was served, talked a bit then went over to my table. Sometime during the night on the dance floor I randomly made eye contact with her and her friend then quickly looked away and started talking to someone. The reason I never asked her to dance was a mix of awkward/shyness and not knowing/being able to dance. 

Prom ends and I didn't see her again till a week later a party when I randomly run into them and her friend goes "hey girlsname look who it is." and pretty much had a short conversation with her on why we didn't dance at prom,(she brought it up) where I said something along the lines of cause I didn't really see her once the dancing started. Ended the convo with her saying she'd talk to me later and that was the last time I talked to her. Well more because summer was right around the corner than University but yeah.

Was I an asshole here?

breaking a pinky promise with a girl that we would dance together at prom