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How is the prom experience for everyone?
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I graduated high school in Belgium, prom is a thing there but probably not as big as in the US.
It was a cool night, but retrospectively we put too much importance into it, similar events during university were more meaningful
Are there any differences in how it's celebrated there?
I'm not that well versed un American proms, so it's hard to compare. From the comments here, I would say it's less expensive and probably less peer pressure