Dream proposal
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Wow. What a spoiled brat!! That's so romantic! I hope you dumped her and find someone who will appreciate you!
Your girlfriend sounds like one of the girls on that "Sweet 16" show, who throws a fit and cries because they get a car for their birthday, but on the wrong day.
get outta there NOW!!! you are obviously too good for a girl that is as selfish as that.
I don't think this girl was crying out of selfishness. I think she was crying out of guilt, because she was mad at herself for not enjoying a proposal that had obviously taken a lot of effort. I've been in her shoes, though with a gift from my parents rather than a proposal. She probably thought it was tacky for the reasons a bunch of other people her gave, but felt incredibly guilty for not appreciating something that had required so much effort on your part. If her motivation had been selfish, she would have been angry rather than tearful. Honestly, I would talk it out with her, ask why she's so upset (prepare for more tears), and if the reason is what I'm guessing it is, then redo the proposal in a more low-key way that she would appreciate. And let her pick the ring.
I don't think this girl was crying out of selfishness. I think she was crying out of guilt, because she was mad at herself for not enjoying a proposal that had obviously taken a lot of effort. I've been in her shoes, though with a gift from my parents rather than a proposal. She probably thought it was tacky for the reasons a bunch of other people here gave, but felt incredibly guilty for not appreciating something that had required so much effort on your part. If her motivation had been selfish, she would have been angry rather than tearful. Honestly, I would talk it out with her, ask why she's so upset (prepare for more tears), and if the reason is what I'm guessing it is, then redo the proposal in a more low-key way that she would appreciate. And let her pick the ring, unless she tells you she wants it to be a surprise. I'm actually going to tell any guy I'm seriously involved with that I want my future husband and I to pick the ring together well before proposal time, because I don't want to end up in a situation where I'm unhappy and feel guilty for it and everyone gets hurt.
What?! That's freaking adorable, dude. What an ungrateful bitch.
You failed at the perfect proposal but still u blew a wad of dough on that proposal... she was probably confused... so well that prob means another 4 years of not getting married till u find out her perfect proposal.
I don't get why so many guys think that it is romantic to propose to their girlfriends in front of a whole bunch of people. Obviously there are exceptions, but a proposal is supposed to be an intimate thing and when it is done in front of a large group, your love can feel pressured and also not be able to say whats really on her mind, even if it how much she loves you!
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she should have been thankful, because that's incredibly sweet. i don't understand the obsession with proposals as long as you're genuinely in love and propose in a way that shows you care.
I've only known one other person who had a fiance who bitched about the WAY her boyfriend proposed. She turned out to be insane, and they ended up splitting up. If she's seriously going to cry because you didn't propose how she wanted you to, it's time to break up.