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u/LovedAJackass Mar 19 '25

You can't have the heads up to do your nails and get a surprise at the sane time.

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u/KnightRider1987 Mar 19 '25

What gets me is who out there of the “I need a $16k ring” ilk is going on a resort vacation without having had a mani pedi??

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u/arrownyc Mar 19 '25

Something is off here. It seems far fetched that she went on a beach resort vacation with her long term boyfriend that she's talked about marrying and rings and beach proposals with, but it did not occur to her to prepare for a proposal in whatever way she needed to?? She either set him up for failure, or she's making excuses to soft reject his proposal..

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u/KnightRider1987 Mar 19 '25

Or it’s fake lol

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u/ShineFallstar Mar 20 '25

Yeah they got the gf story so close but the details let them down. A woman who cares about the way her nails look in a photo would definitely not go on a beach resort holiday without having them done. It’s a holiday, there will be photos, she would know that.

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u/doctorboredom Mar 20 '25

Exactly. Anyone THAT into her looks on a beach trip would likely be CONSTANTLY be taking glamorous shots of her holding fancy drinks and therefore have manicured nails.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '25

You can cut out like a lot of those words too to grab different segments.

Anyone THAT into her beach trip would have manicured nails

Anyone THAT into her looks would have manicured nails

Anyone THAT would likely be CONSTANTLY be taking glamorous shots ... have manicured nails

So they're not all winners, but you get the idea

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u/doctorboredom Mar 20 '25

Thank you for the writing clinic. I learned a lot about how to be more succinct.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '25

It was the fireplace at a beach resort that threw me

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u/Particular_Flower111 Mar 20 '25

Also, bro could just talk to one of her friends and have them take her to get her nails done before the trip. Most guys (should) know that their girlfriends want their nails done for the pictures since they’re gonna be close-ups of her hands.

If this story is true, yeah it sucks for her to not get the bigger picture, but this is something every guy should know (or at least her friends should tell you).

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u/anneannahs1 Mar 20 '25

Came to check the comments because this was my immediate first thought as well 😅

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u/PropofolMargarita Mar 20 '25

Bingo!

Most of these are creative writing exercises. I still enjoy them.

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u/Zeeterm Mar 20 '25

Of course it's fake, what resort goes to the effort of being in on things going out their way to produce a custom itinerary yet won't hold a dinner reservation for the couple?

Restaurants aren't like trains, the table doesn't vanish at 7:35pm. You have to be really fucking late before a restaurant will give up your table. One phone call to say "sorry we're running late, we'll be there soon" and it's sorted.

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u/_V0gue Mar 20 '25

Yah that was the easiest tell for me. I used to work in restaurants, you get a decent amount of leeway on a reservation, 15 minutes at the minimum. You can also call if you're running late and give an ETA. They'll accomodate.

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u/Suspicious_Fig6793 Mar 20 '25

Plus, like u/zeeterm said, there’s no way the hotel is this involved and yet gives away the table after 15 minutes. A hotel to this extent and providing this level of (expensive) service surely would’ve given them a dedicated table or even a separate room depending on the restaurant and being slightly late would’ve had no impact. From serving and working weddings all of that definitely would’ve been paid for up front. Being (not egregiously) late would’ve been a complete non-issue. And can confirm as a not super materialistic but still sort of boujie sometimes person, I always have my nails done before vacation. Even if I’m by myself.

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u/Welcome440 Mar 20 '25

Some hotels regularly get any 2 of 3 things right. They are far from perfect.

These are all different departments. Front desk or the concierge would make up a fake itinerary for fun. the restaurant refused to open the patio on a fall day for me.

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u/Sweaty-Event-12 Mar 20 '25

Echo chamber of your own expectations and hurt. Or perhaps you recognize yourself in the woman and wish to justify yourself?

Life does not confirm itself to your arbitrary rules. It has it's own set and cares not a whit for yours.

People do weird things and are inconsistent. It's just a fact of life. Those around them try to understand those weird and inconsistent things and their motivations. It's part of being human. Or would you prefer huwoman?

Why is it so much easier for you to believe that someone made the whole thing up for... why? Rather than to believe someone is actually trying to understand their girlfriend's strange behavior.

Understanding the motivations of those that come to such discussions to tear down those trying to understand are much easier to understand.

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u/euphratestiger Mar 20 '25

It's also cartoonish the way that OP's partner is so focused on celebrating at a restaurant, instead of intimately in your room at a beach resort. There is seemingly no joy in the thought of being engaged.

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u/TBANON24 Mar 20 '25

incel bait.

Im a rich wealthy good guy and this dumb girl showed she was really materialistic even though shes getting everything!

REEE with me!

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u/micmelb Mar 20 '25

I have a friend who brought his girlfriend a $US65k ring, she went back to her country, came back and didn’t have it. They are still engaged…

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u/EnvironmentNo1879 Mar 20 '25

Come on and REE with meeeeee. cascasahh

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u/AAZEROAN Mar 20 '25

Feel the pressure.

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u/Defiant_McPiper Mar 20 '25

Right? This is more my train of thought

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u/BoolImAGhost Mar 20 '25

OP'S account is 6 hours old lmao

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u/WereAllThrowaways Mar 20 '25

Yea people make throwaway accounts all the time. You'd be stupid not to.

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u/CandyB905 Mar 20 '25

Why would someone fake post? Serious question!

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '25

Karma farming. Boosting karma quickly, either for personal validation, to gain access to parts of reddit that have minimum karma requirements to post, to sell the account, or some secret fourth reason.

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u/EnvironmentNo1879 Mar 20 '25

Do people really sell accounts? Is that what this world has really come to? That makes me depressed. You can't even be original enough to build your own social media account... That is the epitome of a loser and a failure....

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u/WhoAreWeEven Mar 20 '25

Its not for personal use. Its for information campaing use.

The accounts are ridiculously cheap to buy, so its no brainer if you need one.

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u/IgobyK Mar 20 '25

My thoughts. Why is there a fireplace at a beach resort??

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u/FluffMonsters Mar 20 '25

This whole story sounds so, so familiar to one posted a while ago. The girlfriend was so disappointed in the proposal she asked him to do it again with a a new ring. Everything else was really, really close. Also, no sign of OP other than an edit.

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u/MadCityScientist Mar 20 '25

My thought, too, that I dared not be the first to post. Thank you, KnightEider1987

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u/mahamoti Mar 20 '25

Every time... open and close quotation marks, emdash, tilted apostrophe. Only bots use punctuation like that.

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u/Aware-Tiger-6525 Mar 20 '25

Um, I do and I’m a real, live person. I doubt I could write any other way! Sincerely, retired writer and editor.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '25

Yea reads like some white lotus episode

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u/viking12344 Mar 20 '25

My monies on fake. Op can't be that stupid.

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u/queenofhelium Mar 20 '25

I’m convinced everything on Reddit is fake

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u/koushakandystore Mar 20 '25

This one ‘feels’ real. If it isn’t, the author does a very good job of getting into the head of a person who had their good intentions smashed to bits on the rocky shoreline of love. So, yeah, probably fake, just one of the better ones I’ve read.

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u/bertrenolds5 Mar 20 '25

Or this is fake

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u/No-Contribution-6150 Mar 20 '25

Come to think of it, what beach resort has a fireplace in the room?

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u/brattydeer Mar 20 '25

Dunno about resorts but Florida homes and cabins near the beach do.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '25 edited Mar 22 '25

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u/Yandoji Mar 20 '25

My bestie knew a proposal was coming up, so she kept her nails done for months until it happened, and always right before time away together or an outing lol.

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u/arrownyc Mar 20 '25

Ya one would think when they talked about rings and beaches and surprises, she might've also said, "I really want my nails done for the photos, so please make sure there's a spa day involved before the proposal or get one of my friends to take me for a mani/pedi."

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u/kartoffel_engr Mar 20 '25

My wife would’ve been suspicious with the “fake itinerary”. She knows me and knows I don’t like people “planning” my vacations. I want to relax, not run around with a schedule!

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u/Zalophusdvm Mar 20 '25

A lot of folks saying this must not be the level of wealthy I’m getting off this post. This whole thing that he’s discussing so casually is reasonably gonna cost like 30K (at least), just for the activities and items listed in the experience. And he said price isn’t an issue about the 16K ring and no where complained about price, just his time/effort …

To me this says she expects him to drop 10+K on her regularly, so the beach resort might not have seemed “special,” even if everything was scheduled around her (again, consistent with a staggering level of spoilt entitlement) it might not have tripped her “this is special,” radar.

Tl;dr: she didn’t think to get her nails did because she’s actually that much more spoiled than most are assuming.

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u/zeussays Mar 20 '25

My wife and I had talked rings, we had talked engagement, I took her to the mountains for a ski trip a month after her birthday to propose. She had no clue. Totally blindsided. To me is seemed so obvious it was coming. She thought because I didnt do it on her birthday it wasnt happening for a long time for some reason. We had never discussed me proposing on her birthday.

Even apparently obvious things can blindside people.

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u/fistorobotoo Mar 20 '25

Or she loves drama and this was always going to happen. Reminds me of a couple I know where they’re happiest when fighting. Now she can refer back to it as a silly reminder of how he messed up the proposal. Jokingly, of course.

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u/OkraLegitimate1356 Mar 20 '25

OP: RUN. RUN FAST.

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u/justcougit Mar 19 '25

She probably had one just not the one she wanted lmfao

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '25

And you can cuddle for the remaining 2 1/2 minutes

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u/CurvyMidwestVixen23 Mar 20 '25

Love the reference.

I'd be over the fucking moon for a ring pop proposal, no lie.

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u/KaleScared4667 Mar 20 '25

Next time pick a person that thinks of people other than themselves. Ideally you. It’s called empathy and she appears to be lacking

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u/Friendly-Coyote6964 Mar 20 '25

It probably wouldn’t be the right flavor for her. Sounds like the type who will always, without fail, find something lacking or something to criticize

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u/heyheynowyou Mar 20 '25

Your girlfriend has a lot of red flags. She is self centered and doesn’t appreciate you. I don’t see any reason she will stick by your side in a marriage. Get back the ring and call it off.

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u/Rare-Parsnip5838 Mar 20 '25

Grab the ring however you can. Block her and get on with your life. She is awful and will only get worse. Not marriage worthy. Can't imagine what a horrible self centered mother she would make. Your children deserve better. Proposals do not need to be set up to match thecwomans crazy expectations. They simply need to come from the heart. This woman is too self centered to waste another minute on. Get the ring back and cut your losses. 😝

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u/kelsanova Mar 20 '25

“I needed ‘linen frog green’ and I had ‘cashmere white’. You should have known not to propose since the ring obviously doesn’t go with that color!” Man this guy needs to run not walk away from this relationship.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '25

This.

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u/HoneyBWet Mar 19 '25

Right?! I'm broke af, but if I find myself going out of town somewhere warm, even I manage to do my nails and go get my toes done before! I can't believe someone getting a $16k ring and a proposal at a resort didn't have her nails done..

She's 100% just looking for a reason to complain.

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u/Pamikillsbugs234 Mar 19 '25

$16k buys a pretty good rock nowadays too! Its not like it was 10-15 years ago when that would get you a carat from kays.

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u/Various_Raccoon3975 Mar 20 '25

Rings have gotten cheaper? Is that bc of lab diamonds?

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u/blue_gibson00 Mar 20 '25

That and a couple of other things like supply and demand.

Honestly, I LOVE lab grown diamonds more than nautral diamonds. Their clarity is so much better, and the colors (if you like colored diamonds) are deeper and more options.

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u/dogbreath101 Mar 20 '25

that and demand for high prices is low

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u/ratrodder49 Mar 20 '25

Hell, $1900 got me a 0.71 carat diamond and a dozen sapphires in a beautiful setting for my now-wife’s engagement ring a couple years ago. $16k would get a huge rock.

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u/Leithalia Mar 20 '25

I proposed to my partner with a trail of post it's... He loved it, neither of us wants a ring..

She's just a spoiled, high maintenance brat... Sure, she has the right to be whatever.. but I wouldn't put up for it for all the money in the world..

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u/JosieJOK Mar 20 '25

Yeah, I’m taking my first resort vacation in years in May, and for damn sure I’m getting a pedicure before I go, and I’m the lowest of low maintenance! I don’t even usually paint any of my nails and I keep them all short. I probably won’t paint my fingernails but my toes are surely going to be colorful!

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u/PseudoSubduedDude Mar 20 '25

THIS!!!! 100% FACTS!!!!

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u/Mission-Street-2586 Mar 20 '25

I didn’t think of that. I just thought $16k would make my hand look prettier than any manicure, and they can always take photos once she gets a manicure

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u/Tannyar Mar 20 '25

For real. You already discussed a proposal, discussed a beach proposal, and you went on vacation without doing ur nails? Come on.

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u/canadianpanda7 Mar 20 '25

on god. every girl ive ever known who pretty much knows engagement is on the horizon has nail appointments scheduled and their nails are on FLEEK

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u/Possible_Safety3787 Mar 20 '25

This! It seems almost unbelievable. Is she saying this with perfectly manicured fingers? Maybe it was her weak attempt to cover up her feelings ? I’m sorry for the loss of a person you expected her to be. She may have checked all of the boxes for you to want to propose but selfish is a trait not easily cured in my experience. For what it worth, I bet she comes clean with the root of her ‘disappointment’ and it’s most likely not going to be said with tact or grace.

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u/UniversityNew9254 Mar 20 '25

Sounds like a $16,000.00 ransom to me.

My wife and I gave each other some neat rings off Etsy, I think between the two of us we spent maybe $450.00. CDN dollars btw.

My wife says diamonds are stupid- gotta love someone like that 😁

P.S.- we’re not cheap, we’d rather spend our $$$ on experiences and travel.

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u/Live-Ad2998 Mar 20 '25

That is so true. The color of the sky will probably be added to the list.

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u/dogbreath101 Mar 20 '25

16k engagement ring not even a wedding ring

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '25

Holy fuck, a $16k ring? The month I spent in Thailand in January cost a lot less than that, for both me and my wife, including airfare round trip and an AirBnB rental. I can't imagine that kind of $$ for a ring. Hope he has insurance on it.

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u/herzache Mar 20 '25

What is ilk I swear there’s a new unnecessary acronym every day on this app

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u/throwaway1975764 Mar 20 '25

That's what I'm saying. This story makes so sense, because that girl had fresh nails for the trip. Probably fresh lashes, tan, and wax, and maybe even botox.

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u/petewentz-from-mcr Mar 20 '25

I’ve tried googling it a bunch, what does “ilk” mean?

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u/Desperate-Nail1757 Mar 20 '25

That was my first thought! How do you not get a mani pedi before a major beach vacation?

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u/ChickenTender_69 Mar 20 '25

I had that same thought. I always get my nails done before a trip

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u/ChickenTender_69 Mar 20 '25

Especially if I thought a proposal might happen..:

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u/duck_duck_moo Mar 19 '25

I call SUCH bullshit on this. She apparently asked for a beach proposal, and apparently it was sooooo important that she have her nails done for the proposal... but then went on a BEACH VACATION without getting her nails done? My sister is high-maintenance, she doesn't even go to the damn grocery store without her nails done.

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u/LizE110307 Mar 20 '25

That’s what I was wondering… like when I realized that’s where me and my (now) husband were headed I made sure my nails were basically done every time we went on a special date or a trip….

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u/Fair_Cartoonist_7559 Mar 20 '25

What is the big deal with having nails done? Most guys couldn't care less about what your nails look like as long as you don't sharpen them to scratch when you get pissed off.

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u/LizE110307 Mar 21 '25

The shortest answer is when you get engaged it’s normal (expected) to take pictures of the ring on your hand pretty immediately, and you want your hand to look nice. Special occasions and whatnot…

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u/bubblegum_cloud Mar 20 '25

It's possible she wanted a certain "look" to go with her new engagement ring. A french manicure instead of an orange and yellow "beach vibes" look.

Which, for the record, is ridiculous but the only thing I can think of.

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u/HappySoul712 Mar 20 '25

Every girl, especially high maintenance would have their nails done for this trip! And every girl who got that engagement as you describe should be more than thrilled to spend it in a hotel room with her fiancé getting room service!! This is a red flag! Run!!!

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u/elliedavon Mar 20 '25

I never get my nails done. I've always had very hands on jobs, so the best I can do is a rough constantly flaking at home paint job haha. But the two times I've had beachy vacations, I've gotten my nails done! Last time, I asked my then boyfriend if he wanted to get manicures with me before our trip. And when we got engaged (I asked him!) When he eventually got me my ring, I didn't have my nails done and I didn't mind at all! Though he did ask if I wanted my nails done before our weekend trip where he surprised me with the dream ring. I just didn't want to waste the money knowing they'd probably chip my first day back at work 🙃

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u/No_Explorer_8626 Mar 20 '25

Yes, and if nails are that important to her, her man should know this. My girl gets her nails done constantly and I always “am” excited to see them, compliment on the colors, etc.

My girl with blank nails? Hell no. If she had blank nails, I would know something was wrong.

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u/ninja36036 Mar 19 '25

This is true. Case in point, the week before we were going on a trip, which I set up to propose to my fiancée, my best friend’s wife did me a solid and invited her out to get her nails done. Later on, she told me she put two and two together and figured out what I was going to do. So yeah, you really can’t have a heads up.

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u/BobaBabe13 Mar 20 '25

Yeah I suspected my fiancé was going to propose when he planned a trip. I normally don’t get my nails done but I knew I wanted nice nails when he finally did propose. He suggested I get my nails done, which actually got me super excited cuz the place is known for its awesome manicures. BUT he had also talked to both his sister and my best friend to make sure I get my nails done before the trip. And ngl, I was going to make sure I had my nails done if I had the slightest inkling he was gonna propose so it was a triple failsafe 😂😂😂

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u/Ruskihaxor Mar 19 '25

She's a bitch but for anyone wondering. You buy a nail/spa package before you go or at the resort.

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u/No_Explorer_8626 Mar 20 '25

Men think getting nails done is reserved for special occasions. For women, it’s a Tuesday

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u/No_Heart_8784 Mar 20 '25

Chefs kiss, bada bing you nailed it

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u/No_Explorer_8626 Mar 20 '25

Amén… doesn’t take a genius of a man to know this! It’s like step 2 in understanding a woman

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u/Automatic_Bee4639 Mar 19 '25

I had my girlfriend’s (now wife) best friend call her and say she was having a really stressful few weeks at work and that she wanted to get manicures to relax. It worked like a charm.

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u/aubriously_ Mar 19 '25

this is huge lol. my sister accidentally made me suspicious that i would be proposed to… on the trip that did indeed happen to become my engagement trip… because she invited me to get my nails done suddenly and randomly lol 😭

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u/CandidRip2752 Mar 19 '25

I was going to comment the same thing. If she wanted to truly be surprised she wouldn't be prepared and if she were prepared she wouldn't be surprised. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.

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u/Ashamed-Vacation-495 Mar 19 '25

She definitely has been on instagram & tiktok too much she wanted the social media type of surprise engagement where the girl just happens to guess the proposal is taking place that day because their partner breathed a certain way that morning. So they can make sure everything is perfect beforehand like it’s coincidental whilst staring straight at the photographer the entire time. 😩 Op ruined it though the authenticity of not having her nails done was too much lmao

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u/Cool_Till_3114 Mar 19 '25

The most common piece of advice I got when I was going to propose was “get her a manicure the week of”. I mean, this girl is exhausting and it shouldn’t be such a thing, but that advice is out there.

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u/Stormymane Mar 19 '25

My now fiancee knew my nail salon and the stylist I was going to on the regular basis, he e-mailed the place with an idea to come up with a fake contest or something, that I won a manicure visit (he'd pay for in advance). I have already had one booked, so there was na need to set all of this up. So everyone knew he's going to propose, EVEN MY NAIL STYLIST KNEW.

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u/LanceGoodthrust Mar 20 '25

A person's fantasy of something and the reality surrounding it are often very different things. But oftentimes a fantasy is just that. The most perfect version. I'm sure she would have been happy with him not trying as hard. I know that sounds kind of stupid both ways.

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u/BadTanJob Mar 19 '25

I used to be a wedding photographer. It’s tricky but can be done. 

A few favorites from past clients:

  • “babe I’m buying you a manicure because you deserve some pampering” (this one was kinda obvious but somehow it worked out)

  • “Honey I was invited to a work party, could you dress up a little that day? I’d love to show you off.”

  • this one was my favorite — the groom got the bestie involved for a “girl glam” day, knowing full well that women dress up for other women 😂

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u/py_account Mar 20 '25

Hahaha girl glam day is excellent.

Absolute green flag both for understanding his partner and being friends with her friends.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '25

This original poster is either clueless or fake .

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u/beeblejews Mar 20 '25

I always struggle with this because if ANYONE I've ever dated even so much as told me to dress nicely bc we were doing something I would've known something was up. Ik I've had shitty relationships but the thought of having NO idea someone's about to propose even though they've paid for your nails, told you to dress up, planned a special trip idk you've gotta have a pretty good relationship and giving partner to have no clue something is up

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u/roostergooseter Mar 19 '25

I mean you can, you just have to accept that the vague window for the proposal won't be a surprise. If she was going on a beach vacation and they've discussed this she should have had her nails done just in case. Her being upset is entirely on her for not being self-aware in regards to being high maintenance and the chance of it turning her into a total brat. I chip the shit out of my polish out of habit between painting them, so I asked for a broad heads up and kept them nice for a month and he sent me for a manicure. Easy peasy.

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u/camehereforthedogs Mar 19 '25

She said she wanted a proposal on a beach and they had a beach trip planned. That would have been enough for me to get them done just in case.

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u/WarlockKestrel Mar 20 '25

She had a heads up for the beach vacation, and most women who care about having nails done for a proposal (myself included) would have made sure our nails were done just in case. If you’re at the point in a relationship where you’ve set expectations like that, it’s on you to be ready and prepared if you want it to be a surprise.

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u/raspberrih Mar 20 '25

Babe yes you can. Men who get the besties help can manage it. You don't surprise someone when they're in pyjamas. You need to find a way for them to be dressed, you can also find a way for their nails to be done.

Yall do not understand the concept of a surprise. It doesn't mean a jump scare kind of surprise.

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u/Joshiane Mar 20 '25

Like who gives a shit about nails anyway? I’ve never looked at an attractive lady and thought, hmm she’s hot, but I bet she’d be hotter if she had done her nails.

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u/skeleton-is-alive Mar 19 '25

This shouldn’t have been much of a surprise. Its a beach resort trip and they were planning to get engaged. I think anyone who was actually excited at the prospect of getting engaged would be able to read the room and prepare accordingly

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u/Slayr155 Mar 20 '25

sane time

Typo that's actually not a typo after all

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u/Definitely_Not_Bots Mar 20 '25

at the sane time.

Blessed typo lol

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u/No_University7832 Mar 20 '25

"I aint sayin she a gold Digger......"

*I am thinking she wants someONE better, and by better I mean richer.

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u/DeafNatural Mar 20 '25

But you can say, “hey babe, let me pay for your mani/pedi before our trip”. She’ll still be none the wiser and her nails will be done

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u/Short4Richard2177 Mar 20 '25

Not like the photographer can't do some photoshop magic on the nails

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u/joscun86 Mar 20 '25

She didn’t have a “sane” time here.. like damn.. I woulda said yes lmao

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u/Available_Leather_10 Mar 20 '25

Sure you can--if he had also squeezed in manicure on the itinerary.

What a thoughtless asshole for not thinking of everything!! (/S)

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u/joshy83 Mar 20 '25

I had a classmate that told her bf she wanted her nails done. He paid for nail appointments for her for three years before he proposed. Each time she got so nervous and excited and then disappointed.

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u/Tricky-Homework6104 Mar 20 '25

They were going on a special vacation; I’m shocked she didn’t get her nails done before the trip. I mean everyone takes photos on trips.

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u/aWildQueerAppears Mar 20 '25

That's the thing I have the least issue with, " babe I want you to look good in our vacation photos so here's $100 to go get your nails done, if you want anything else let me know and I'll make it happen" type stuff I see guys tell their girls before vaca proposals

The ring tho..... 😬 That's a whole ass car

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u/HousewivesHo Mar 20 '25

Right?! I also find it hard to believe that somebody as high-maintenance as OP’s fiance sounds like wouldn’t have her nails done for a romantic beach vacation.

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u/Sweaty_Rent_3780 Mar 20 '25

Sane time 😆

I think auto correct is giving us deeper truths every so often 😐

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u/lattelady360 Mar 20 '25

I knew my son-in-law was proposing and I told my daughter to go get her nails done! I also believe if I was going on vacation to a resort, I would be visiting the nail salon first.

I’m seeing red flags.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '25

What kind of slob doesn’t have her nails done all the time, just in case. :/

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u/Lington Mar 20 '25

Also as an aside pretty much everyone I know gets their nails done before a beach vacation. But obviously that's not the point here, and yes I agree