When is the right time to pop the question?
By russell_21
@russell_21 (210)
India
December 30, 2011 12:33pm CST
I'm in love with a girl. Apparently she is my girlfriend. We are together for the last 5 years and have known each other since then. We fell in love in college and are still going strong.
I want to pop the question to her. I want to marry her. I know she is the right girl for me and shes the one with whom I want to start my family.
The problem here is that I don't know when to pop the question and how to pop the question. Weather it is the right time to ask her or not?
I seriously need your help so that everything is perfect and I don't screw things up...
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3 responses
@milyas32 (28)
•
1 Jan 12
Hello,
Remember 3 things.
1. Those who wait find only what is left by the struggle makers.
2. Don't make right decisions. decide first and then try to make them right.
3. you are never late and always have a option.
do it now guy. or you will never be able to do it. If something goes wrong, try to make it right. show that you deserve her.
@russell_21 (210)
• India
2 Jan 12
Yes I dont plan on waiting. And I know im gonna propose...
What I want is a great idea so that I can surprise her...
@Henryhoney (82)
• China
4 Jan 12
Hi, Guy, speaking anything you want to your girlfriend any time, don't need to select time for this speicially but it must be romantic and also seize a proper opportunity, for how to find, it's up to you.
@russell_21 (210)
• India
4 Jan 12
Thank you henryhoney... Im well aware of that..
I just want a brilliant idea that will blow my girlfriends mind and she get so impressed that she falls into my arms... Please...if you can provide me with such an idea would be very helpful...
@larish (2234)
• Philippines
28 Jan 12
The right would be when you are emotionally & financially prepare. Proposing is not just getting the "ÿes" answer but it is more of what are the things that you can offer in this partnership after the wedding. Aside from money, you should know how to manage your time and the other responsibility of a married life entails.
