Lunch Break: Magical marriage proposal
Jul.17, 2009 12:00 pm |
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oh how beautiful. Romance is still alive.
what a sweet guy!
So sweet! I’m such a SAP..I was trying my best to hold back the tears, until I saw that HE was wiping his eyes as he was kneeling down, and I just lost it…lol!
I heart engagement stories and videos. The more creative the better. :)
It’s 2009. Why do we almost never see the WOMAN going all out and proposing like this?
bmmg39—you almost never see the woman going all out and proposing because feminism is CRAP! Most women STILL WANT chivalry! We want men to be romantic and pursue us and be gentlemen! We want doors held open for us etc… What woman wants to give that romance up to propose to the man? NOW and the feminazis would have you believe women don’t want that but daily life proves otherwise.
SydneyM, speak for yourself. Many women want chivalry, many don’t. Chivalry and romance are not synonymous. I would absolutely propose to Mr. Alexandra and I would not be giving up romance in order to do so.
I’m not a cheese-factor kind of person so this Disney princess stuff is NOT up my alley at all, and you’d never in a million years see me doing something like this, but I’d be lying if I said I didn’t have a few possible situations in mind that are more in line with my personality and the personality of the man I love.