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at least you didn't end up like this one. rofl http://www.ksn.com/news/also/40547162.html Wait and ask again if not , plenty of fish in sea.
kick her.
Was it a nonchalant "no"?
Oh man... sorry about that... for real... I'm about to pop the question too, and I can't even imagine how would it be to get rejected...
What is with all of this (apparently) nice men dating (apparently) cunty ******* bitches?
#10 "Seriously, what positive thing has marriage ever done for anyone? It weakens relationships more than it strenghtens them..." I honestly feel bad for you, that your parents and apparently none of your friends' parents have a relationship. It sickens me that the concept of a family is falling apart. Marriage does not work these days because people are immature ***** who can't stick to one person for the rest of their life. At college all I see is a bunch of alcoholics who hook up with different people every week. Where is the fun in that? I can't understand why people don't want to get married anymore...I guess I'm just lucky that I was raised by married parents.
haha you deserved it just by letting her be comfortable doing stuff like that to you! Keep your woman in place!
Dang thats harsh
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aww, thats so mean D: but how long were you two dating? maybe shes just not ready for marriage for example, if you only dated for 1 or 2 years. maybe its a good thing that you two wait, cause sometimes couples marry way too soon, when they're not ready.
Wow. In a way, I always feel bad for people who get proposed to when they're not interested - it really does put them on the spot and unless the one proposing is a complete jacka**, the one who says no is the bad guy. That really, really sucks. My sympathy for her ends there b/c she had no reason to be such a . . . wow. So heartless about it. I would have been tempted to snatch her dessert plate away, say 'no' and stick HER with the bill. Even if you handled t he situation with grace, it's perfectly reasonable to break up with her citing the fact that you don't want to waste your time with someone who sends mixed messages. And I mean: not seeing her at all, not hanging out with her friends, insisting that your friends act like true friends and drop her like a bad habit. How awful! Best of luck to you.