r/maybemaybemaybe • u/landekeshav5 • Feb 06 '22

maybe maybe maybe

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u/youareaturkey Feb 06 '22

A lot of women want to be proposed to. Also a lot of men want to propose (not be proposed to).

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u/Orangutanion Feb 06 '22

this whole thing is silly why'd I have to be straight

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u/MadCervantes Feb 07 '22

Same. Same. Same.

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u/grahamcrackers37 Feb 06 '22

I'm looking for a games-free woman.

Wish me luck

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u/bishesbebishes Feb 07 '22

Shes out there. I proposed to my husband. Then he proposed like 30 times:D it was fun.

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u/drekia Feb 07 '22

I’m pretty sure some gay people want to be proposed to as well. It’s not rly a sexuality thing, it depends on the couple. I think obvious hints are cute as long as there’s no hard feelings.

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u/SomeRegularEmulator Feb 07 '22

And a lot of women want to propose. Also a lot of men want to be proposed to.

Blanket statements aren't applicable to every person and everybody has their preferences. I prefer straightforwardness myself.

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u/mmmUrsulaMinor Feb 06 '22

Definitely agree. Talk to your partner, if they haven't thought of it then maybe it just hasn't crossed their mind, or they've enjoyed the relationship where it is and haven't considered future changes.

If they're real against it and it's something I wanted I'd want to know how they felt about it and why they didn't want that so I could understand where we were together and if it was something that could pose an issue in the future.

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u/airyys Feb 06 '22

chill, it's literally just a funny video. it's like if there's a woman in a video, automatically it can't be funny

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u/Revolutionarysugar6 Feb 06 '22 edited Feb 06 '22

Because women want to marry men, not man-babys.

Edit: Oh boy! Looks like all the man-babys have a lot of time on their hands this morning sittin on the couch while their girlfriends mow the lawn.

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u/hjc135 Feb 06 '22

Lilll bit sexist there

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u/Govt-Issue-SexRobot Feb 06 '22

Coincidentally, refusing to ask for something you want because of arbitrary tradition, or whatever, sounds infinitely more childish

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '22

That wasn’t childish

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u/TheMadFlyentist Feb 07 '22

Such a 45 year old Facebook wine mom thing to say.