Man Stages Elaborate Proposal Prank And Laughs When GF Cries Tears Of Joy In Public
In a relationship, you not only trust the person you’re with, but you also believe that they know everything about you. Well, maybe not every single detail ever, but the most important things that define who you are for sure.
That’s what the woman in today’s story hoped too – that her boyfriend knew how much she struggled with trusting people. And so, she went out on a date with him, not expecting it to shake everything they had with a prank she was not ready for.
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In a relationship, you hope that the person you’re with knows you in and out
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Like this woman, who believed that her boyfriend knew about her trust issues
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She trusted him enough to start planning a future with him
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One day, they went out on a date when suddenly he got on one knee and proposed, and then they quickly got married in an interactive museum
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Throughout the whole ceremony, she was questioning if it was real, but trusted her boyfriend when he said it was
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But then he revealed that it wasn’t and laughed at her being gullible
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This made the woman question the whole relationship – he should’ve known how hard it was for her to deal with her trust issues
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Later on, he apologized and owned up to his mistakes, but the sentiment in her mind still remained
The OP and her boyfriend had been together for under a year, but they were genuinely great. They already lived together, had a cat, had met each other’s families, and had even discussed further commitment healthily and realistically, and were on the same page about it, realizing how serious it is. Or at least that’s what the author thought.
One day, the couple went out to dinner and then to an interactive museum in Los Angeles. They had planned it all beforehand, so the woman was excited, and everything was going well. Then, towards the end of the museum tour, a staff member asked them to meet him down the hall after around 10 minutes or so.
When they did, they found a staff member dressed like an officiant who asked them if they wanted to get married right then and there. The boyfriend got on one knee and asked her the same question. All of this took the OP by surprise. She said yes, so they went through with the full ceremony.
After it, when the woman once again asked her boyfriend if it was real, he just laughed and called her gullible. This made her feel humiliated and foolish for trusting him. Yes, the situation was sketchy, but she was taken by surprise, and she trusted him, and that’s what made it all so bad.
Granted, later on, he apologized for his poor judgment, but the bitter taste in the woman’s mouth remained – by this point, he should have known her well enough not to have done something like that. Basically, her complete trust in him was shattered.
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The tricky thing about trust is that it can be broken by even the slightest incident, if it’s timed wrongly, happens in the wrong place, or just to a sensitive person. And the OP has established that she is sensitive, thus a person who truly knows her should take this into consideration.
When trust is broken, the emotional safety within the relationship is shattered as well. And while it will be hard to fix it, it’s not an impossible task. But an important one for sure – without a repair process, the relationship simply cannot flourish.
This process takes time, and its form varies from couple to couple and depends on the incident that caused its need. For instance, for some, it might be enough to say sorry and then show that you care. For others, sizable changes in behavior are needed to start to trust again. And for some, therapy is the only answer.
Well, maybe for everyone it can be one – you don’t have to go there only when you have major problems; it can be a helpful tool with minuscule issues as well. After all, we should always try to look for ways to be the best versions of ourselves.
At the same time, some netizens thought that this woman should dump her boyfriend without much thought or attempts to repair it – he violated her trust. But she explained that their situation isn’t so black and white – it’s somewhere in between, thus, at least currently, they’re not going their separate ways.
Do you agree with these netizens that she should leave him, or do you stand by her side and believe it’s more complicated than that? We’re eager to hear your opinions!
Some netizens expressed that they wouldn’t stay with a man like that, but the woman explained that their whole deal wasn’t black and white like that
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Run. Don't marry someone who would spring marriage on you, it's an actual contract not a part favor. And it's an even bigger No to someone who would fake propose. If he was feeling out OPs reaction this was the worst way and now why would she trust anything be ever said again? DTMFA and Run!
Especially since she's been with him LESS THAN A YEAR and already lives with him, adopted a cat with him, and is already talking marriage (before this cruel "prank" happened.) Obviously this guy is still on the emotional and "humor" level of a 13-year-old and is in NO way ready for cohabiting, a relationship, OR real marriage.
Load More Replies...Any form of "practical joke" is stupid. You're having a laugh at someone else's expense, which just makes you a bully, however well meant it is. If it's not a surprise that someone wants, don't do it.
But that’s simply not true. There are wonderful practical jokes, and there’ve been several TV shows about practical jokes. What you meant to say is that MEAN practical jokes are stupid.
Load More Replies...The BF played a cruel and sick joke. If that is how his sense of humor manifests, I don't know how you could trust that person again. I would be out! I also have difficulty believing that museum would offer such a "service".
Me, too, unless it’s a marriage museum? Has anyone ever heard of such a thing? It could be marriage throughout the ages all around the world. Now that I think about it, you certainly could stuff a marriage museum with traditions and gowns and tuxedos and so forth. Or a love museum? We have the Museum of Secks here in NYC. I’ve never been and can’t imagine what it’s filled with if not dungeons and pain-making items, but it’s there. Other than a “marriage museum,” I can’t think who the hell would offer such a “service.” And a BF who plays on his GF’s gullibility and then laughs at her is one who needs to be run from.
Load More Replies...Run. Don't marry someone who would spring marriage on you, it's an actual contract not a part favor. And it's an even bigger No to someone who would fake propose. If he was feeling out OPs reaction this was the worst way and now why would she trust anything be ever said again? DTMFA and Run!
Especially since she's been with him LESS THAN A YEAR and already lives with him, adopted a cat with him, and is already talking marriage (before this cruel "prank" happened.) Obviously this guy is still on the emotional and "humor" level of a 13-year-old and is in NO way ready for cohabiting, a relationship, OR real marriage.
Load More Replies...Any form of "practical joke" is stupid. You're having a laugh at someone else's expense, which just makes you a bully, however well meant it is. If it's not a surprise that someone wants, don't do it.
But that’s simply not true. There are wonderful practical jokes, and there’ve been several TV shows about practical jokes. What you meant to say is that MEAN practical jokes are stupid.
Load More Replies...The BF played a cruel and sick joke. If that is how his sense of humor manifests, I don't know how you could trust that person again. I would be out! I also have difficulty believing that museum would offer such a "service".
Me, too, unless it’s a marriage museum? Has anyone ever heard of such a thing? It could be marriage throughout the ages all around the world. Now that I think about it, you certainly could stuff a marriage museum with traditions and gowns and tuxedos and so forth. Or a love museum? We have the Museum of Secks here in NYC. I’ve never been and can’t imagine what it’s filled with if not dungeons and pain-making items, but it’s there. Other than a “marriage museum,” I can’t think who the hell would offer such a “service.” And a BF who plays on his GF’s gullibility and then laughs at her is one who needs to be run from.
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