Question
write a message to a boy that likes me that asked me to homecoming saying i dont wan tto go with him anymore
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GPT-5 mini
Here are a few ways you can say it, depending on how direct or gentle you want to be. Pick one you like or I can tweak it to sound more like you.
1) Kind and honest
"Hey [Name], thank you for asking me to homecoming — that was really sweet. I’ve thought about it and I don’t feel comfortable going with you, so I won’t be able to go. I’m sorry and I hope you understand."
2) Short and direct
"Hey [Name], thanks for asking, but I’ve changed my mind and I won’t be going to homecoming with you. Sorry."
3) Gentle and considerate
"Hey [Name], I appreciate you asking me. I wanted to be honest and let you know I don’t want to go to homecoming together. I hope there aren’t hard feelings."
4) If you want to keep the friendship
"Hey [Name], thank you for asking — that meant a lot. I don’t feel the same way and don’t want to go to homecoming as your date, but I’d still like to be friends if you’re okay with that."
Tip: If he likes you, it’s kinder to say it clearly (in person or by call/text depending on what’s safe/comfortable) so there’s no confusion. Want one of these reworded to sound more casual or more formal?
1) Kind and honest
"Hey [Name], thank you for asking me to homecoming — that was really sweet. I’ve thought about it and I don’t feel comfortable going with you, so I won’t be able to go. I’m sorry and I hope you understand."
2) Short and direct
"Hey [Name], thanks for asking, but I’ve changed my mind and I won’t be going to homecoming with you. Sorry."
3) Gentle and considerate
"Hey [Name], I appreciate you asking me. I wanted to be honest and let you know I don’t want to go to homecoming together. I hope there aren’t hard feelings."
4) If you want to keep the friendship
"Hey [Name], thank you for asking — that meant a lot. I don’t feel the same way and don’t want to go to homecoming as your date, but I’d still like to be friends if you’re okay with that."
Tip: If he likes you, it’s kinder to say it clearly (in person or by call/text depending on what’s safe/comfortable) so there’s no confusion. Want one of these reworded to sound more casual or more formal?