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Topic	ATTN: Married people, how did you propose/how did your SO propose to you?
The_Creep_2020 09/09/20 9:35:27 PM #9:	VanananaHeyHey posted... I was abroad for school and so, after about a year, it felt like time to be engaged to my college sweetheart. So, there was the clich airport arrival proposal. Extremely dear, recommended for anyone who is certain of their decision and who is living apart for an extended period of time. The most important things are that it be: 1. As big a deal as they would want. You should know if they're a public or private person. 2. Have some token related to your relationship specifically. Someone mentioned snack cakes. Ours had an engagement ring, but also a tasteful, naturally blue feather (viz Harvest Moon). Even a poem in reference during the proposal would be fine. There has to be an element of overwhelming endearment and uniqueness, but it can (ought!) be simple. 3. Don't make any promises that will be embarrassing to you or inscrutable to your great-grandchildren in 90 years. No Doctor Who themed weddings, no silicone horse masks, no mocking assaults for you to film for likes. Nice things are nice. They should be kept nice. This is some sterling advice. Good post, good post. --- Boredom is always counter-revolutionary. The only referent which still functions is that of the silent majority. <cite>The_Creep_2020 posted [p:944419572] in ATTN: Marr... [t:78965175]...</cite> <quote>VanananaHeyHey posted... </cite> <quote>I was abroad for school and so, after about a year, it felt like time to be engaged to my college sweetheart. So, there was the clich airport arrival proposal. Extremely dear, recommended for anyone who is certain of their decision and who is living apart for an extended period of time. The most important things are that it be: 1. As big a deal as they would want. You should know if they're a public or private person. 2. Have some token related to your relationship specifically. Someone mentioned snack cakes. Ours had an engagement ring, but also a tasteful, naturally blue feather (viz Harvest Moon). Even a poem in reference during the proposal would be fine. There has to be an element of overwhelming endearment and uniqueness, but it can (ought!) be simple. 3. Don't make any promises that will be embarrassing to you or inscrutable to your great-grandchildren in 90 years. No Doctor Who themed weddings, no silicone horse masks, no mocking assaults for you to film for likes. Nice things are nice. They should be kept nice.</quote> This is some sterling advice. Good post, good post. --- Boredom is always counter-revolutionary. The only referent which still functions is that of the silent majority.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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