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Today, I invited my girlfriend over to a family lunch, planning to propose to her at just the right moment. My family was in on it, including my apparently disapproving mom, who kept causing a scene to grab my girlfriend's attention every time I went to pull out the ring. FML
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plasticsmile42 2
what a bitch. I'm sorry op. wish the best for you and your girlfriend/fiance!
NiCeGuY115 14
Wow your mother sounds horrible to do that...just propose behind her back and see how that makes her feel! It's your love life not hers. Good luck with your proposal! :)
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Kasse 4
Shouldn't you be with her family?
LittleGreenPaola 23
YDI for trying to propose in public, especially in front of your family! your girlfriend would have felt very uncomfortable. you should do it in private, it's also more romantic! ;)
charliewhippet 9
When are men going to learn that telling ANYONE ELSE about their plans to propose is a really bad idea?
jarockstar27 10
I would have thrown something at her at that point. But you also have to ask "why is she so disapproving o the relationship?" she might know something you dont. This is coming from someone who has a bitch of a sister in law and doesnt do jack around the house or work.
CzechIsBack 15
Ughh... Somebody is not coping well with their "baby" leaving. Or doesn't like not being the center of attention
ellytoad 13
I say it's time to try again... at a dinner where the two of you are alone. Isn't it a basic tendency for public proposals to be uncomfortable and applying unnecessary pressure on the one being proposed to? Your mom is unknowingly doing you a favor, by maximizing the chances of you getting a "yes."
daps29 11
That's selfish ._.
BubbaJ80 11
Hopefully you still proposed and just tell your to shut up if she interrupts again
username3fml 3
Your fault, engagement should b just you and her, your family doesnt have to b there, especially if ur mom disapproves
sublimaze 6
Your mom was trying to prevent you from making the biggest mistake of your life.