By ForeverAGirlfriend - 13/06/2016 04:40 - United States - Aliquippa

Today, while vacationing with my boyfriend of 9 years, he started writing "Wi" in the sand. I instantly hoped he was going to propose by writing, "Will you marry me" on the beach. He spelled out "wiener" instead. FML
I agree, your life sucks 14 050
You deserved it 3 224

Same thing different taste

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Maybe you should propose so he can sulk about his manhood and you won't have to wait another 9 years.

Above it you should write "will you marry me you" so it says Will you marry me you wiener?

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It's not fair for people to dog him, no one knows the situation. He could be a day I he and just won't ask or perhaps they aren't in a good enough financial situation and he wouldn't feel right not being able to supply her with the wedding she deserves or ring for that matter

PANDORUM89 21

Perhaps they met in High School so they haven't been "adults" long enough or perhaps he wants to finish a degree or thinks she does before marriage. I mean if they met when they were 16 they'd only be 25. There is still plenty of time to get married.

My fiancé and I met and dated throughout high school. That was 5 years ago. I am now 18 and he is 20. Age shouldn't have much standing if you love someone enough to stick with them for 9 years, or even 5 years. And even if they met when they were 15 years old, they'd be 24 by now. People are getting married at much much younger ages, like me.

Being an "adult" is also all about perspective and experience. I've been working and have been a caretaker for 6 years now. I've been an "adult" long before I was legally so. Just a different point of view.

#16 I don't know where you got the information that people are getting married at younger ages now because that is not the case at all. People are getting married at older ages, usually around age 30. This is because stability is better at this age, you're usually done school, have a stable career, are financially independent, know yourself the best at this age, are better able to read other people, and understand the gravity of the consequences marriage can have if it doesn't work out. The chances of the marriage lasting is better too because of all these things. Despite how long you date, it doesn't necessarily mean you're ready for marriage, especially if your relationship started when you were only kids, who are just trying to discover themselves, much less understand other people. Age maturity is important, just because you're legally an adult, doesn't mean you're ready to embark on all the things you're now allowed to do as a legal adult.

Maybe I'm weird but I think people should,you know,talk about things like their relationship instead of waiting or wondering.

You've stuck with him for 9 years, so you know and care for him. Take him back to the beach and spell it out for him, if he says yes you'll know it was time well spent, if he says no then it's time to go.

Honestly if your relationship is working as it is you shouldn't worry about, marriage might just add unnecessary stress

There's nothing wrong with doing that, but it seems clear op does want to get married. Op: you need to talk to him about marriage if you haven't already. All couples need to see if they're on the same page, Preferably early on. Not all people want to get married. If he does and you're tired of waiting, why not propose yourself?

It's your fault for assuming he would propose. If you didn't know him well enough to know he's immature you don't know him well enough to marry him

you deserve it, 9 years going out and niether of you has discussed marriage? you dont know how serious it is? wow

It may seem serious to some, but it's different for everyone. My brother and sister in law have been together for over 24 years, and are as happy together as ever without being married. To some the license is just another piece of paper that causes undo stress to a lot of people.

there must be a reason why he doesn't want to marry you. Just saying ....