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Why do women always expect a proposal, it isn't worth it to force something big like that....
#32 Thank you for speaking for all of us. I don't expect a proposal, but I have a ******, so I guess I must not know what I want after all... Luckily you were here to clarify everything.
I understand you find it pity, but he isn't obigated to ask you. Maybe he's not ready for it. If you really are sad about it talk to him.
I can't help but think if he had proposed, this FML would read "Today, my boyfriend proposed. With a ring he won in a citywide competition. FML."
Very true. The fact that OP's boyfriend won a diamond ring in a competition automatically leads up to an FML scenario, regardless of what he does with it. By the way, that's a damn creepy profile pic you got there.
This is an FML depending on how long you have been together. My neighbor's daughter wasted 11yrs of her life hoping her BF would propose. She finally left, but she met and married a guy 3yrs later and they have 2 girls now.
11 years?! She could have just proposed herself if she wanted it so badly.
eleven years together, they might as well have been married already, even if there was no ring or piece of paper. some people do treat it that way, at least. also, depending on where they lived at the time, they may have fallen under the definition of common-law marriage. I know it ain't as romantic, but that is how some people roll.
I don't need a stupid ring to know he loves me. And I don't understand others who dump their boyfriend bcs he doesn't propose.
Xskittle: Because not all people want the exact things as you do! She wanted to be married and have kids. Apparently her bf did not. So it was best that they split up and each go their own way to pursue whatever it is they want in life. He kept saying he will "one day." But it was just a lie.
You never know it was a lie or not, because she left she didn't get the ring fast enough
Maybe the ring has better value to what he would otherwise buy you. He's preparing for your possible future together!
That's just not right. Someone should have a talk with him about this kind of stuff. Obviously, he ain't quite with it yet.
Ain't quite with what yet? If you don't mind me asking. It seems there are too many holes in this FML in order to REALLY make a valid comment about it. We don't know how long they've been dating, how old they are, financial situation... Etc... Either way I think the real point here, is whether he won an engagement ring, or an iPhone 5s. He is not obligated to do anything with it that would involve her. He did, after all, win it because he entered the contest.
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He is not obligated to propose just because he won a ring. Sorry
Maybe he isn't ready for marriage