How would you ask someone to marry you.

[Kenn]

Been with the same girl for a long time now , and thinking abt poppin the question ..im lookin 4 original ideas here ..how wld u , did u pop the question ..c mon guys lets get romantic here.:1baa:

Kenn Reviewed by Kenn on 10-26-2007. How would you ask someone to marry you. Been with the same girl for a long time now , and thinking abt poppin the question ..im lookin 4 original ideas here ..how wld u , did u pop the question ..c mon guys lets get romantic here.:1baa: Rating: 5

[keeko]

have a huge "ring" box, pop the question........open the box to find a big 7 gram nug. (i deff marry you):thumbsup:

side note: hope everything goes well for you Kenn

[friendowl]

my wife is going to suffer before she gets spoiled
my final test and way id propose would be extreme

my wife to be and i would have to climb a very difficult mountain peak
im thinking something like aconcagua or kilimanjaro
they are not that difficult where it become impossible
it takes about a few weeks of harsh conditions to summit
hiking big mountains tends to bring out the best and worse in a person
if my lady has enough determination and strength to make it to the top
then for sure i have made the right choice

upon summiting i would drop down on my knee
and ask this woman to spend th erest of her life
being my friend and companion
then id doggy style her on a cliff edge

[partcleguy]

^giggity

[2mass]

well im gonna propose on xmass day and produce an engagement ring 2 my gf. At least that way it saves me money i wont need 2 buy her any xmass presents jus the engagement ring so it`ll save me quite a bit of money in the long run. Who said romance was dead lol

[Mississippi Steve]

I would wait until you at least in your late 20s.... *Most* kids are not mature enough until then. Been there, done that. Give yourself a chance to live and mature for a while.
Once your married, your options are greatly diminished.....and when children come along, then the rest of your life gets put on hold for the next 20+ years.......again, been there, done that.
Sorry, I don't want to be a buzzkill, but..... we are talking about the voice of experience here.

[Its a Plant]

Steve you bring up a good point. It seems that everyone I know is getting married at around 21-22. Personally, that's just nuts. I hate to say it, but more likely than not, all those early marriages won't end up well. And hey, if they do happen to work out, more power to them. I'm just saying why would you want to rush things along if you're so young ya know?

In either case best wishes man. I'd help you out but only you know what would truly make it special for the two of you. :jointsmile:

[Innominate]

Umm yeah, take a look at the "Marriage" thread before popping the ultimate question. You want to have a female companion for the rest of your life and raise children, which is fantastic, but do you have the funds to adequately pull it off? If not, marriage is the WRONG direction.

And a further note Kenn, this world is going to be much different in the future in terms of economy, job markets, etc. Marriage for you may possibly be financial suicide.

I suggest you plan AHEAD, there will be already enough stress on your shoulders as an independent single man. Let's be smart here and take advice from those experienced, not including me, fortunately.

Make the decisions that you know will bring you happiness.

[Its a Plant]

Lol but I mean to be fair, I'm pretty sure Kenn is not one of these young ruffians we speak of...at least I don't think so anyways.

Still though, you ultimately know what you want, so go get it then eh?

[Psycho4Bud]

First time:
I was 17 she was 15....I turned 18 and she turned pregnant. Proposal: So what do ya think, should we?:wtf:

Second time:
Both in our twenties and wasted after sex.
Proposal: OH POOKY POO....:giggity:
Hoped she forgot but damn! She brought it up when I graduated tech and I said, "You plan it and if I'm not out of town that weekend I'll be there." Should have planned a business trip that time. :wtf4:

So do as you will and good luck on your decision. Be SURE to have a lil' nest egg off to the side just in case though. Better safe than sorry as they say.:thumbsup:

Have a good one!:jointsmile: