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Boyfriend was afraid next step of our relationship is engagement. He couldn't handle it and ask for space. What should I do?
by purplemelon on January 31st, 2012
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Were you afraid to propose?
by Erin on February 1st, 2012
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My new guy(2mo)wants me to get pregnant now but i think it is 2 soon (do I want kids-yes/am I in my mid 30's-Yes). What do you think?
by Lilpeanut on December 29th, 2011
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Men: would you dump a woman who rejected a marriage proposal?
by NickV on December 18th, 2011
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Do people who have been and lived together for 7 years should get married?
by lazagna on January 14th, 2012
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You're reading How do i make my boyfriend propose to me? i mean i know i can force anyone.. but surely there's something i can do to speed up the proccess!? i know that he wants to get married
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So right about the diamond thing! And about not being passive-aggressive. If he doesn't want to marry, he's not the right guy for her, and it's good to find out. If he just doesn't want to propose, that can be fixed by being the one who asks. Honesty! Adulthood! Yay! Points to you.
by Ankhorite on May 23rd, 2007
"That whole "down on one knee with a ring" thing is a bit outdated,"
I strongly disagree to this comment. How can you even say that, this is probably the last part of the marriage process that isn't a joke anymore. The proposal is supposed to be sweet and sensual and with some type of meaning, not just an email or whatever your taking about that says, "hey, lets get engaged sometime, i dont care when, think about it, peace" Or in a text message. If someone were to propose to me through just a normal conversation they would not receive the answer they were looking for.
by caffey4 on December 26th, 2007
Life is not a movie. Someone who is waiting around for the "perfect" moment and for someone who can create the "sweet and sensual" proposal that lives up to their standards (based on what someone else told them was the proper way to do it) is going to be very disappointed. IMO, of course, I'm a practical sort. I'd rather decide on something like that together, by talking about it, then by dropping hints and waiting for him to do some ritual performance for me.
by lizvelrene on December 29th, 2007