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Proposal By Trudon Analysis

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A. Paper on promposals 1. Outline Text 1, With “Promposals”, excess is a competition, presents an objective view on the act of promposing. The article states promposing as a memorable, popular and contemporary way of creating an occasion prior to a prom in contrast to the outdated notion by sending a message as an invitation. Despite its attractiveness, it is explained that promposal involves interruption in school discipline. However, when it conducted in a proper way, promposing serves as a fun foster-ing of community in the cultural values of the school. Text 2, “Promposal” pressure is intense for teens, presents a subjective view of the contending elements on the act of promposing. The author, Grinberg, states the severe and negative effects …show more content…

50-53, p. 6). By asking a simple question, she is able to create a one-way communication and con-vince the reader that her opinion about the fact that promposals should not be a trend people are afraid of, and being afraid to be rejected should not be the reason to stop promposing. In addition, Trudon is using a comparison between promposing and dreams in which the reader can associate …show more content…

Firstly, promposals can be a memorable and a modern form of creating an occasion prior to a prom, to some in which the promposal would be remembered as a special day and a day which will lead back to memories of your time in high school. Secondly, if you, as a per-son, are shy and do not want the entire school to watch you, while you are being promposed or while you prompose to someone, then it is truly fair to choose the outdated notion of using a phone as an invitation. There are different ways to prompose, and you can always come up with a new idea of how to prompose to someone. Furthermore, promposals carries severe effects on the promposer in case of denial at the promposal, which might lead to social exclusion or risk of hu-miliation. Without doubt, no one wants to be rejected whether it is a promposal or a friend re-quest on Facebook. Nevertheless, it is remarkable to remember that proms - and promposals should not be a subject students stress about, but rather an event which in the fact will remain as a great night. As well as a night which gave you self-confident, helped you to develop as a student and made you become better in having a contact with a wide group of people and less but not least made you be more social. As a guy, life will put you in situations where you have to stand up and ask your dream girl out for a date, and you need experience

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