In "Dare You To" by Katie McGarry, the protagonist faces an emotional conflict upon learning about his friend Beth being nominated for the homecoming court and her relationship with Ryan. He feels frozen and unable to process the situation, reflecting a sense of betrayal and disappointment. This revelation complicates his feelings for Beth, as he realizes he must confront his own emotions. The internal struggle intensifies as the character grapples with the idea of his parents discovering his feelings in an unintended way. He wishes for better circumstances surrounding the disclosure of his feelings, highlighting his vulnerability and the complexities of teenage relationships.

In "Dare You To" by Katie McGarry, the protagonist faces an emotional conflict upon learning about his friend Beth being nominated for the homecoming court and her relationship with Ryan. He feels frozen and unable to process the situation, reflecting a sense of betrayal and disappointment. This revelation complicates his feelings for Beth, as he realizes he must confront his own emotions.

The internal struggle intensifies as the character grapples with the idea of his parents discovering his feelings in an unintended way. He wishes for better circumstances surrounding the disclosure of his feelings, highlighting his vulnerability and the complexities of teenage relationships.