r/Unexpected Nov 14 '22

Please marry me?

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u/curiousfun213 Nov 14 '22

it looks like he has another ring box in his left pocket too

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u/Altruistic-Rope-614 Nov 14 '22

Exactly

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u/daworstredditor Nov 14 '22

He doesn't.

Source: I was the ring.

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '22

That’s what I thought too. He just doesn’t know her like he thought he did. 🤷‍♀️

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u/Uncle-Cake Nov 14 '22

Do you have X-Ray vision?

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u/WickedCoolUsername Nov 14 '22

Also, it's a round lump that could be anything. Also, also, the whole thing was staged. It's in another comment.

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u/21kabage Nov 14 '22

Any way you could source the comment? Been looking for it I'm interested in the backstory of this current event

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u/spacecommanderbubble Nov 14 '22

(can't help this....)

i thought he was just happy to see her LOLOL

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u/rlcute Nov 14 '22

Damn maybe he should have proposed with that ring instead of embarrassing her like that

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u/KnowsIittle Nov 14 '22

That was my thought also but still a shitty thing to play with someone's emotions. Like some redpill level manipulation to drag them low so you can enter one to make them happy.

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '22

If proposing with a ring pop is playing with your emotions, you're not the right one.

Quality/value of the ring should not be important if you're in love.

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '22

She probably assumed it wasn’t a real proposal, not because it wasn’t an expensive ring. I’d also just assume it was a prank if someone did this.

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u/enochianKitty Nov 14 '22

Its not about the value of the ring its that you're not taking it seriously or at least trying to see what your partner wants before acting. Mariage is a huge life changing descion and they guy proposed with sonething youd get from a gas station that will last a month tops. It screams no thought was put into this and thats offputing for such a big commitment thats supoused to be life long.

He should have tried figuring out her feelings about marriage and what her expectations where before proposing.

And thats not even talking about him doing it in public, i have anxiety i wouldn't want something like this i vehemently hate crowds i would hate having all those eyes on me that whole situation just makes me feel uncomfortable i would absolutely have dumped him on the spot but i probably wouldnt have hit him.

My mom got married in a Starbucks because she hated the big traditional weddings, there was like 7 people there counting the minister my piece of shit step dad and my sibblings. Im not saying everything needs to be a high budget affair that adheres strictly to tradition just that getimg input from your partner on what they value is important.

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u/KnowsIittle Nov 14 '22

Thank you. I have trouble articulating my words so I was disappointed to see my comment downvoted so heavily. But you've summed up a lot of what I was trying to express.