If the prom registration forms are due before the day of prom then there's no way to guarantee Ky could come. They'd just have to make a guess as to how Ky will be that day and hope it turns out correct. If it doesn't then they can go somewhere else that day. Of course, if the plan to go to prom involves Chanel and Maria and Ky isn't presenting the way they guessed then this would get complicated.

I have a feeling this prom is gonna be a glorious disaster for everyone involved. (in a good way, hopefully...)

I literally discovered this just yesterday, but already have read the complete series and simplay wanted to say "Thank You".
This beautiful story had me crying more in just one day than the entire past 5 years. The characters are almost scaringly relatable, and I believe this comic helped me figure myself out quite a bit.

So, again, Thank You so much!

You appear to have a soft, huggable plushy on your shoulder.

There's one thing that Drew could learn from Rudy, and that's to learn to be himself without getting so worried and worked up over what everyone else thinks about him. Yeah I know that's hard for a teenager since peer pressure is such a controlling thing. I am still trying to get past that social holdback myself, and it's been many many years since I was in school.

If Ky goes as Kyle, he could go with Maria and Drew could take Chanel. Just saying

Ky is my favorite character and tbh I think they deserve better than Drew

I relate to Ky a lot. My gender is mostly grey zone, but which side of the gender spectrum I lean more towards changes day to day, sometimes I'm more boy than girl one day, or vice versa. But I'm still pansexual no matter what kind of day it is. However, I know it won't be easy if I ever decide to get in a relationship to find someone who is comfortable with my whole identity.

Can't blame him for his concerns there. We've seen how Rudy was treated, and also how Drew was treated just for being questioning and not even 100% sure... Honestly I'm concerned how Ky will be viewed if they go to prom, boy or girl mode. In boy-mode they'd get a lot of flak for being gay, but even if Ky's in girl-mode some people from Emily's party might remember Ky in boy-mode.

Yeah, prom could be really messy for Ky, maybe even dangerous.

Speaking as a Dutchman, why are proms so important in the US? Here in the Netherlands none of our schools have these proms.

I've always identified with Drew, to tell you the truth. I'm a rather social awkward, shy person who has always felt obliged to 'blend in' with the crowd and suppress my identity or any possibility of it being anything other than straight, especially as some of my friends (rather like Drew's friends) have rather narrow-minded views of the world that don't include me, and I've always agreed with them as I've been worried they'd turn against me. i've made heaps of mistakes in an effort to avoid confronting my identity, some of which have caused people to get wrong ideas of and hate me (especially when I was so hesitant to accept the fact that I might be bisexual) and am still recovering and trying to prove myself a good enough person to those who I was the worst to. Now, I'm coming to terms with my identity and am in a good enough mental state to look back on the past few years as a time to learn from and remember with regret, though I'm still so happy that you took the time to put in a character whose experiences mirror my struggles and the many other kids who are struggling within themselves, scared and afraid of not being accepted for who they are while simultaneously not accepting themselves. Thanks so much for Drew - he means a lot to me, and I hope that, in the future, he's able to work up the courage to accept himself for who he is and atone for the wrong things he's said and done.

Now I'm all caught up again after re-reading it and aa! I wish I could just archive binge it all the way to the end, heh.

Given that this is a private, religious school that is not accepting of any relationships beyond boy/girl, I understand Drew's concern. Would anyone consider it offensive, or rude, for him to simply ask Ky whether she would commit to girl mode just for prom?

I understand and agree that he shouldn't make a demand like "you should be in girl mode all the time when around me." Ky has made clear that she feels that her genderfluid nature is part of her personality and she doesn't want to give it up; so it would be disrespectful to ask Ky to give it up all the time. But it seems to me that it shouldn't be bad for Drew to ask Ky if she'd be willing to go to prom in girl mode, as long as he doesn't pressure Ky to change if he doesn't get the answer he's hoping for.

I'm generally on the side of "more communication is always good." I think he should be able to ask Ky this (and I do mean Ky, not Rudy).

Ky could always get two outfits for boy mode and girl mode, then no matter what she/he is feeling there's an outfit available?