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Yeah, that is my number one nightmare scenario when it comes to relationships. Being proposed to in a public place but not being ready to marry that person that is. I honestly feel like, despite it not being as 'romantic' or whatever, things like proposals should never be a surprise. You and your partner should have has long, thorough conversations about the future of your relationship before this happens. That way, you are absolutely sure this is what your partner wants before you do it in public. Or, if you are really set on surprising your significant other, do it in private man!
That's why public proposals aren't the best unless you are sure of the answer, you should have made sure she was ready!
Leave her man, she aint nothin.
It's your fault for putting her on the spot in public. It's emotional extortion. You probably knew that she'd say no in private, so you chose to get the favorable reply by applying the pressure of thousand of prying eyes. You suck.
Emotional extortion? Where do you come up with these ingenious lines?
from his Situationally Suitable Sentence Synthesizer of course!
Popping the question in public should be treated the same way as a lawyer questioning a witness.... Never ask a question you don't already know the answer to. YDI for popping the question when she obviously wasn't ready.
It's this thing called communication, something which a couple should have before even thinking about marriage.
Women usually drop hints when they are ready, and they should have discussed things like where they wanted to be in 5 years, and what they want out of life.
Well, that's what happens when you propose in public. Besides, would you rather she turned you down in front of a whole crowd of people?
Would you rather she embarass you in front of the whole crowd? That's exactly what you're supposed to do if you get proposed to in public
Shouldn't have to, no, but I can understand that she didn't want to get that mob against her. But yeah, you should always discuss marriage before a proposal, the girl needs time to think thing through too. It's a big decision.
The public proposal pressures the person to say "Yes" because of the crowd watching. If she says "no" then she's a bitch and a few choice words will most likely be thrown at her. At least she told you her true feelings right after the proposal and not like a year later. Now THAT is a set up for a quality FML.
Keep your proposals private, why the need to share it with people you don't know?
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I feel for you OP, but at least she had the courtesy to not humiliate you in front of dozens of people.
Seems like she's busy pleasing everyone else but you, that's brutal man.