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That's a bitchy thing for her to do...
Dunno. Which mod did you piss off? Or at least what did you last comment on? I didn't see any moderated comments from you
Moral: don't buy the ring first.
#18,well said!
Guys generally don't do this sort of thing without some sort of indication from the girl that she would at some point in her life like to get married. Perhaps he even said early on in the relationship "what do you think of marriage" or something similar but I bet that the subject has been touched on and she indicated positively to getting married one day. But generally I would say it is best to live together first to make sure you can stand living with that person under the same roof and their habits don't drive you mad.
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aww, thats so mean D: but how long were you two dating? maybe shes just not ready for marriage for example, if you only dated for 1 or 2 years. maybe its a good thing that you two wait, cause sometimes couples marry way too soon, when they're not ready.
Wow. In a way, I always feel bad for people who get proposed to when they're not interested - it really does put them on the spot and unless the one proposing is a complete jacka**, the one who says no is the bad guy. That really, really sucks. My sympathy for her ends there b/c she had no reason to be such a . . . wow. So heartless about it. I would have been tempted to snatch her dessert plate away, say 'no' and stick HER with the bill. Even if you handled t he situation with grace, it's perfectly reasonable to break up with her citing the fact that you don't want to waste your time with someone who sends mixed messages. And I mean: not seeing her at all, not hanging out with her friends, insisting that your friends act like true friends and drop her like a bad habit. How awful! Best of luck to you.