Leap year proposal?
By eneria04
@eneria04 (115)
Philippines
March 5, 2012 7:55pm CST
I've read this article about leap year traditions.
It is a traditional time that women can propose marriage.
It gives me an idea to prepare something special for my fiance.
Even though he already proposed to me, and we're now considered as engaged. (and expecting a baby as well)
I created a letter for him, with contents asking him if he would marry me? LOL
My fiance laugh out loud, and answered YES, of course. haha
Well, I think in our culture today, it is okay for a woman to propose marriage to a man.
What is your opinion about it? :D
2 responses
@elementah (106)
• United States
6 Mar 12
That's so cute :D Have you watched the movie Leap Year? This reminded me of it in a way, lol. Well, some women are stubborn or too scared to proposed to the guy; and I think there's nothing wrong with a girl proposing to a boy.
@eneria04 (115)
• Philippines
9 Mar 12
I haven't watched that movie. I'm curios. I will download it. Hehe
Actually,I'm afraid to propose to my fiance first but since he already proposed to me and we are now engaged. I just did it for fun.
hahaha
thanks for the reply elemtah! :)
I will grab a copy of that movie, promise!!:D
@beamer88 (4259)
• Philippines
6 Mar 12
Majority of the traditions in my country is based on religion or influenced by it. And I think some of them can actually be tweaked or changed a bit as long as it doesn't really go against religious doctrines. (Well, some would argue that it doesn't matter since traditions are man-made and could actually be changed by anyone). With regards to marriage proposals, I don't think it's going against any religious doctrine. It's just a societal dictate and as such, I guess women could indeed do the proposing. I mean, why not? 
