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By Brenda Trejo - 17/01/2018 01:30
to all you people are saying things about its her daughters decision ect ect, yes your correct but asking for permission is the same thing as asking for his blessing, its a common courtesey to do. Stop being over critical of common tradition.
That's so weird.. you'd think that would make him proud!
Must have deserved it.
You should've known him better
That sucks
Ah, good ol' hypocrisy.
You did the noble thing! Now say F you by proposing to her!! At that point the round is down range, and if she is into you what can he do!!
Well that's sad, I feel like you were just doing it out of tradition (however skewed and wrong that tradition might be) and he overreacted majorly. And let's be honest, there are tons of "traditions" out there that people still do even if they have sexist overtones. People need to learn to lighten up and stop making everything into a ******* social justice campaign.
what a dumb donkey
If you want to be traditional try asking for the parent's blessing. You ask the girl for her hand in marriage.
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If she truly loves you she shouldn't care what her parents think. As long as you are an honest nice guy.
Asking for his blessing would be respecting his view. Asking for permission makes it sound like his daughter's choice isn't really hers, which is where the "tradition" came from. Back when women really DIDN'T have that choice.