Thread: Woman rejects ballpark marriage proposal

"NodakPaul" wrote:

"happy" wrote:

"jmcdon00" wrote:

"happy" wrote:

I do not understand this kind of thing.

Its not creative.

It seems like some people just want to do it in front of as many people as possible. I don't think that should be the goal in marriage proposals.

She rejected him, because in that moment, she realized her boyfriend was asking her in a sports arena.

How would/did you do it?

I have not proposed yet. I imagine when I do propose, it will be somewhere private and maybe somewhere that has meaning to that particular relationship.

I have a friend who was proposed to at someone else's wedding reception. yuck.

Oh. Bad form.
I bet the bride was pissed.

I was thinking the same thing.

Shortly before my brothers wedding in the Bahamas, I found out my girlfriend, now wife
;D, was pregnant.
I held it in the whole wedding week because I didn't want to take the spotlight off of them, and their special occasion...that and I was terrified to tell them anyways.
;D.
Then on the ride home from the airport I was like..."I think there is something you should know..."

He'll be happy later that she said no

Wow, poor guy, I actually do feel bad for him.

ALL I got on that one is OUCH.

Perhaps his ring sucked.
Perhaps they had broken up...several times before.
Perhaps she was his sister.

I don't feel bad for him, but I do for her. She has a right to say no and being booed for it is just lame on the fanatics' part.

I'd vote for bad judgement on his part.

I wish there had been a video of it. It will probably turn up somewhere.

"COJOMAY" wrote:

I wish there had been a video of it. It will probably turn up somewhere.

not going to lie. . . i think if i saw the video i'd probably laugh about it

and it could have been anything caj
i go for. . .
gold digger who didnt get a nice enough ring

"BadlandsViking" wrote:

He'll be happy later that she said no

Definately, I wonder if anyone around him felt sorry for him and bought him a beer.
That would have been worth it.
Poor guy, get him a beer, and one for me too.

"vikingivan" wrote:

"BadlandsViking" wrote:

He'll be happy later that she said no

Definately, I wonder if anyone around him felt sorry for him and bought him a beer.
That would have been worth it.
Poor guy, get him a beer, and one for me too.

It was you!
Sorry man, I'll buy you a beer sometime.

Poor guy.... I'm sure it was an act though, if she poured popcorn all over him, got pissed and ran off, it had to be, no one would do that to someone in front of 50,000 people.