I'm feeling romantic, so... how did your DH or Fiancee propose? Or did YOU do the asking? I want to know! ^_^
Originally Posted by capt_jordi
I really need to point my boy to this threat and tell him to get on with it! LOL!
Since you do NOT specify who can answer this, I will show you just exactly how romantic us men can be. I left a post-it on the door leading to the garage. It said:Originally Posted by Fiery
I'm feeling romantic, so... how did your DH or Fiancee propose? Or did YOU do the asking? I want to know! ^_^
I definitely justOriginally Posted by Persi & Alley
Since you do NOT specify who can answer this, I will show you just exactly how romantic us men can be. I left a post-it on the door leading to the garage. It said:
WHO WANTS TO GET MARRIED?
Oh, hon... you may have mine beat!Originally Posted by Tari
I hate to ruin the romantic vibes here, but I was the recipient of possibly the most unromantic proposal most people have ever heard.
We were living together, and had started talking about buying a house. I was in the shower shaving my legs at the time and he came into the bathroom, sat on the lid of the toilet, and said "You know...I've been thinking...if we're going to buy a house we really ought to get married." I still have the scar where I cut myself.
Originally Posted by Persi & Alley
Since you do NOT specify who can answer this, I will show you just exactly how romantic us men can be. I left a post-it on the door leading to the garage. It said:
WHO WANTS TO GET MARRIED?
Later that night the woman I was living with said "Now what happens?" I asked her what she meant and she said she had answered my Post-it.
God, I'm romantic!
And then what happened?Originally Posted by CarolPetunia
Oh, hon... you may have mine beat!I've had two "proposals" in my life:
The first time (when I was 19), the fellow explained to me that we were getting married "or else we won't be able to see each other again." (Long story about why he put it that way... and why I was so naive and scared that I accepted.)
The second time (when I was 33), I'd been living with the gentleman for almost five years and had concluded that, much as I adored him, we weren't meant to be a couple. As we were discussing plans to go our separate-but-amicable ways, he thought for a minute and said, "You don't want to get married, do you?"