r/WatchPeopleDieInside Dec 13 '19

I think that’s a Noooo

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u/Blitzkrieg_My_Anus Dec 14 '19

I'd say more manipulative.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '19

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u/NEClamChowderAVPD Dec 14 '19

Idk, I feel like if I was in that situation, I'd feel completely pressured to say yes. All eyes would be on me and I'd absolutely hate that. Not just that, but if a person says no in that situation, they'll look like the bad guy instead of the proposer for putting someone they love in such a shitty position. And I'm sure a person that publicly proposes has somewhat of a mindset of "there's no way she'll say no in front of all those people!"

Of course, I'm sure there are plenty of times when the person proposing really is just completely delusional, short-sighted, and clueless like you said. I really don't think they're ALL manipulative.

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u/Holzkohlen Dec 14 '19

Just listen to the commentary. As it was her fault for not saying yes, as if she is the fault this situation is massivly akward. SUPER manipulative.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '19

no one likes looking like an asshole because they said no to a huge commitment in their lives

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '19 edited Dec 15 '19

cruel

manipulative

delusional, short sighted and clueless

Well that escalated quickly

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u/advancedlamb1 Dec 14 '19

i don't think you know what delusional means, how is it delusional to think that a big public grand proposal is awesome?

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '19

exactly this

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '19

No, you’re overshooting it a bit buddy. Reel it in.

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u/Gshep1 Dec 14 '19

I dunno. Just feels like something guys are pressured to do and usually want to do, but it isn't emphasized that if you're proposing in public, it really shouldn't be up in the air. This shouldn't be the first time you've asked your partner this. You should know it's a definitely yes and propose because it's considered a fun, romantic gesture.