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Well... if that's how you feel... (Reply to this comment)
by sweets7568
I understand where you are coming from here, but I just wanted to say that I think a proposal of marriage should ultimately be about two people deciding to join their lives together forever - not so much about the knee or the ring. Some of that sounds superficial. And I quite like the spur of the moment type of proposals.
My husband and I never had a "traditional" proposal. We didn't have a big wedding, and after a year of marriage, we just now have the money to get our rings made for our anniversary. I don't think that has made any significant change in my life one way or the other.
I'll always remember the day that I promised myself I would marry that man, I'll always cherish the day we married, and I will never regret not having seen him on his knee with a ring in a box. Our love is about much more than a five second question, and you will probably understand what I mean one day.
I liked the review, I just disagree and I wanted to share my feelings.
~Alicia
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Oct 23 '01
7:38 am PDT
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Good advice (Reply to this comment)
by susiee
I especially like the rule about not proposing in a public place. It would be extremely awkward if she didn't want to get married, and could make her say yes anyway. As you said, then a lot more people will know when they break up.
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Aug 29 '01
6:47 pm PDT
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