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YDI for thinking a two year relationship is long enough to propose. Also YDI for causing a scene.
This is why you NEVER, EVER propose in public unless your woman has explicitly stated she wants a public proposal.
Dump that hoe.
The time wasn't right...but the time will be soon...
Marriages should have trust, communication, and love. You should know your partner well enough to know when to propose and how to do it. You would not take someone afraid of water out on a boat to propose. So you should have known your girlfriend did not want to get surprised with a proposal in public. I had a guy pop the question in a similar way. He did it in front of my whole family. He never asked if I wanted to get married or have children. We had been dating casually for a year. He broke up with me the moment I said "No. I don't want to get married, ever." So, you need to talk these things out or you will end up with traumatic memories that likely ruin the relationship.
Of the two I would've thought you would've been the most embarrassed one. Before I poped the question we had talked about getting married several times and in detail. So I knew what the answer would be before I asked. Have to ask you what was the reason for wanting to have a whole restaurant full of people you don't know involved in such a private moment. Sounds like grandstanding to me.
That's why you should never propose in public. I mean, it COULD work out amazing but there's always the chance... And then it's either they feel pressured to say yes and then say no later which I imagine is prettttty painful or they say no on the spot which is probably one of the most humiliating moments you'll ever go through.
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Why make a scene? Were you assuming she would say yes just because everyone was looking at her? I'd be embarrassed too, because that's just asking for trouble in my opinion and if she says no(which she did) then people make her out to be cruel and heartless.
In my humble opinion, no proposal should ever be rejected because everyone who proposes should be DAMNED SURE the answer will be "yes". If you aren't absolutely positive, don't do it.