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God I hope you said no. that really is pathetic.
You ever stop to think that this dude may be socially anxious, a little bit awkward, terrified of rejection and could be under a lot of pressure and maybe that's why he got his friend to propose, instead of doing it himself? Not everybody is blessed with charisma and social aptitude.
He wasn't ready to propose then. If you have to send your friend to propose because you're nervous about your partner saying "No." then you aren't ready to be married. You aren't comfortable being open with the person you claim to want to spend your life with.
still pathetic.
perhaps not, but I'd wager a guess a marriage in which the two people can't talk to each other, won't likely work out
He thinks he's ready to be *married* to this person and "social anxiety" is a reason to not propose himself?
I can understand being nervous to ask however he needs to buck up and do it. Hopefully you said "only if HE asks ME, not ask someone else to do it for him."
And now you’re engaged to the friend who has balls?
I hope you and his friend has a long and loving marriage :D
that's so sweet
tbh, proposing was the scariest thing in my life
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I can understand being nervous to ask however he needs to buck up and do it. Hopefully you said "only if HE asks ME, not ask someone else to do it for him."
God I hope you said no. that really is pathetic.