All right, so we got this email and she said, please keep me anonymous.
My daughter and I listen to 103.7 Kiss FM every morning and we want to submit an Am I the Jerk? That's us.
You got this.
It says, my son is a freshman.
And so even though her daughter and her listen, her son, this is about her son.
Oh, it's about the son.
Oh, okay.
My son is a freshman and he did a big homecoming proposal for a girl who is just his friend at school.
He got her flowers.
He paid for dinner before the dance.
And he even got her a corsage to wear.
A corset? Then, at the dance, he asked if she would dance with him to a slow song, and she said no.
Is she the jerk?
Wait.
Yeah, this one gave me the ick a little bit for multiple reasons.
One, it
made me uncomfortable because immediately they assumed she might be a jerk because she didn't dance with her date, which gives women the ick.
Because you bought me something doesn't mean I have to dance with you or be close to you.
I think we've established that.
Have we not learned anything in the world, right? Not true.
Like, just because a guy takes you out on a date doesn't mean I have to kiss him or be intimate with him or dance with him or do anything.
Well, and especially if you're going to ask friends, right? Yeah.
Like, I did this in high school.
It was prom, technically, but I took one of my best friends to prom and had no expectation of anything as far as date-wise, but she did pay a lot of money for a lot of things, you know what I'm saying? But we danced, we had a good night, right? Would
you have felt rejected if she didn't want to do a slow dance with you? I
All right, so we got this email and she said, please keep me anonymous.
My daughter and I listen to 103.7 Kiss FM every morning and we want to submit an Am I the Jerk? That's us.
You got this.
It says, my son is a freshman.
And so even though her daughter and her listen, her son, this is about her son.
Oh, it's about the son.
Oh, okay.
My son is a freshman and he did a big homecoming proposal for a girl who is just his friend at school.
He got her flowers.
He paid for dinner before the dance.
And he even got her a corsage to wear.
A corset? Then, at the dance, he asked if she would dance with him to a slow song, and she said no.
Is she the jerk?
Wait.
Yeah, this one gave me the ick a little bit for multiple reasons.
One, it
made me uncomfortable because immediately they assumed she might be a jerk because she didn't dance with her date, which gives women the ick.
Because you bought me something doesn't mean I have to dance with you or be close to you.
I think we've established that.
Have we not learned anything in the world, right? Not true.
Like, just because a guy takes you out on a date doesn't mean I have to kiss him or be intimate with him or dance with him or do anything.
Well, and especially if you're going to ask friends, right? Yeah.
Like, I did this in high school.
It was prom, technically, but I took one of my best friends to prom and had no expectation of anything as far as date-wise, but she did pay a lot of money for a lot of things, you know what I'm saying? But we danced, we had a good night, right? Would
you have felt rejected if she didn't want to do a slow dance with you? I
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